Acute hunger in Afghanistan reaches highest levels ever recorded: monitor
Afghanistan is facing record acute food insecurity, with 15.9 million people currently affected and nearly 19.2 million projected to face crisis-level or worse conditions during the winter lean season. Disease, poor water and sanitation, reduced nutrition services, and declining humanitarian aid are worsening the crisis; UN agencies are urging emergency support as reports also describe continuing Taliban restrictions and human rights abuses.
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