US aid suspension severely impacts humanitarian operations in Afghanistan: UN OCHA - Khaama Press

Millions at Risk as US Aid Suspension Shuts Down Health Services in Afghanistan, UN Warns – KabulNow

Since the US aid cut, at least 188 health facilities had closed across the country, disrupting services for an estimated 1.6 million people. The post Millions at Risk as US Aid Suspension Shuts Down Health Services in Afghanistan, UN Warns appeared first on KabulNow.

US aid suspension severely impacts humanitarian operations in Afghanistan: UN OCHA - Khaama Press

The suspension of U.S. aid has disrupted Afghanistan’s humanitarian operations, leaving millions without healthcare and risking a worsening crisis. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has warned that the suspension of U.S. funding has had devastating consequences for humanitarian operations in Afghanistan, leaving over 1.6 million people without access to essential healthcare services. According to OCHA’…

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says the suspension of US aid has had a widespread impact on humanitarian operations in Afghanistan. As of late February, 188 health facilities had been closed and 1.6 million people had been affected, the office said in a report released on Thursday. According to OCHA, 1,700 female health workers and mine clearance workers and contractors have lost their jobs. OCHA ad…