The hardest warning about the drama in Afghanistan: "It will be hell on Earth, the largest humanitarian crisis"
"We look at the worst humanitarian crisis on the planet," warned the director of the world food program on Sunday, who visited Afghanistan. There, the situation is dramatic, and the next six months will be catastrophic. "It will be hell on earth", A, Asaid David Beasley
Millions of Afghans have become dependent on foods on organizations such as the World Food Program (PAM).Wanted is a growing fear in the face of hunger that threatens to measure in winter, writes BBC, quoted by Digi24.
In several areas it is drought, which is emphasized that a catastrophe is approaching.
Near 130 kilometers west of Kabul, several hundred men are lacoading at a distribution point, hoping to receive.Until at some point, the Taliban soldiers maintained the order, the daromas became angry when they were told that they could not receive a lot of flour."In winter it is close.I don't know how to get over it if Nupot makes bread, "says an old man.
Necessity foods for Afghanistan is increased, 22 million people enduring the supplies from PAM.If the winter will be as hard as experts were estimated, it is expected that a large number of people will be adamant to acute hunger and widespread hunger.
The executive director of PAM, David Beasley, paid a visit to Kabul on Sunday and was marked by the situation there.
"It's bad than you can imagine.In fact, we are now looking at the miracle humanitarian crisis on Earth.Ninety -five percent of the people do not have enough food, and now we look at 23 million people who will be hungry.The next six months will be ficatastrophic.It will be a hell on earth, "David Beasley warned.
Before the Taliban to take over power in Afghanistan in August, there was a hopes of President Ashraf Ghani will be able to deal with the threat of heavy winter, with the help of the international community.When the Ghani government collapsed, the hopes disappeared.
Coridental countries have stopped help for Afghanistan, because they did not say that it helps a diet that forbid girls to go cowardly and support Sharia's rules.
David Beasley appealed to the governments and billionaires of the developed world to urgently help the Afghan population.
"Imagine this child is your little girl or your little boy, or nepotulvost, about to die of hunger.You would do everything you could (to get it-n.r.).When there are billions of dollars on Earth, Sa be ashamed!We leave children hungry.Let us be ashamed, "the message of the PAM director has been.
In Bamiyan, a locality in the center of Afghanistan, where in 2001 the Taliban destroyed the ancient and beautiful Buddha, carved on the rock VI, Fatema takes care of her seven children between three and three years.16. Her husband recently died of cancer.
You are the poor and I live in a cave in the rock.During the last Guarder, Fatema had managed to make flour and oil supplies, but now she can only do that.The woman wins a few money in the field for a nearby farmer.Now, however, the drought that has affected this area has destroyed the crops and it has no work.
"I'm afraid.I have nothing to give to the children.Soon I will have to go out to beg, ”she says.
The unipients sold their daughters to the elderly men, because it was.Fatema refused to do this, but if she couldn't get food, she and her children will die of hunger.
Thus, millions of Afghans live.In winter it is approaching, and people will be on the verge of catastrophe.