Afghanistan, June 5 -- The World Food Programme warns that 10 million people in Afghanistan urgently need food assistance to survive amid worsening hunger crises.
The World Food Programme (WFP) reports that Afghanistan remains one of the world's hunger hotspots, with over 10 million Afghans in urgent need of food assistance for survival.
According to WFP's latest update on Wednesday, June 4, an estimated 9.5 million people are experiencing severe levels of food insecurity across the country, particularly in rural and conflict-affected areas.
The report highlights that one in every five Afghans goes to bed hungry, a sign of persistent and widespread food shortages worsened by climate shocks and poverty.
While the WFP notes some relative ...