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WFP: 9.5 million in Afghanistan remain in acute food insecurity
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WFP: 9.5 million in Afghanistan remain in acute food insecurity
The United Nations World Food Program says that despite Afghanistan being in its most favorable season of the year, 9.5 million people — about 20% of the country’s population — remain in acute food insecurity. In its July report, the agency said it has been able to assist only 1 million people per month during this period. The WFP warned that without additional funding, general food assistance operations are expected to face a sharp reduction in…
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