Nearly 19 million people in Afghanistan are facing acute hunger, with children bearing the brunt of a deepening malnutrition crisis. Years of conflict, economic hardship and sharp cuts in international aid have worsened the crisis, leaving the U.N.’s World Food Program with just 12% of the funding it had in 2022.
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