UN emergency relief coordinator Tom Flatcher warns that “for the most needy people, the help is deducted, there is nothing to feel hot … the impact of millions of people to die.”
Tom Flatcher, on Wednesday, gave the warning while talking to a crowded hospital in the southern city of Afghanistan.
There is a difficult situation in this hospital that three or four patients have to share a bed there.
Tom Flatcher also warns that the financial crisis has already forced UN assistance teams to close the primary health centers across the country.
His alert resonates the horrific declaration of strict measures in the old and now of a serious money spending situation.
Of these, several UN relief agencies are involved in the abolition of the selected assistance programs.
These include the World Food Program (WFP), the World Health Organization (WHO), the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the UN Assistance Office (OCHA), the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and UNAIDS.
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Tom Flatcher Mirwis told the Regional Hospital that the reality of spending aid money in Afghanistan is seen in his hospitals, “You can see where doctors are making the most horrific decisions about who should save lives and not.”
She said that the lack of money and resource investment in assistance relief has also affected female Afghan health workers whose salary is being deducted up to two-thirds.
The plight of the women of the country is well known and the international community has condemned this situation.
After several banned orders issued by the officers (Taliban) of the country’s power in 2021, the situation has worsened for women.
Tom Flatcher Molla Shirin Akhund also met Flatcher to discuss the need to overcome the country’s humanitarian crisis as part of his official visit to Afghanistan.
It is noteworthy that Afghanistan has been fighting war and instability for more than four decades, where about half the population, which means humanitarian assistance is needed to survive about 2.25 million people.
The important role of women
Tom Flatcher, during his official visit, emphasized that the development of the country would not be possible without their entire participation in the education and the economy of the country.
In Afghanistan, there are very few resources in dealing with the number of Afghan refugees sent from neighboring countries, including countries, Pakistan and Iran, in Afghanistan, lack of basic services and horrific economic forecasts.
That way, the number of people returning is very large. Only in April (2021), more than two and a half million Afghan people have returned to the country, of which 3,000 people were forced to deport.
The UN Refugee Agency – UNHCR on Tuesday, expressed special concerns over the future of women and girls, which face increasingly oppressing under the Taliban regime.
Tom Flatcher also visited a facility center in Kandahar, where the United Nations and Human partners provide assistance with agency, health check -ups and cash.
He said that more than three million people have been deprived of access to primary care due to the closure of hundreds of healthcare in the region.