Thousands of people in Afghanistan need help after an earthquake. Earthquake in Afghanistan: Rescuers get to the distress zone on foot Humanitarian assistance large -scale operation to assist the victims from the earthquake continued in Afghanistan on Wednesday. Humanitarian teams tried to get to the most remote areas, despite the fact that many roads became impassable, and in some places there is no connection. 62 ~ according to the UN estimates, the humanitarian operation must be urgently increased. “The problem is urgent-you need to extract people from the rubble,” said the representative of the UN children’s fund (UNICEF) in Kabul Salam al-Jabani. For this, additional human resources are needed, he added. 60 ~ p > according to the de facto of the Afghanistan authorities, victims of the earthquake of magnitude 6 points, which occurred on Sunday evening in the northeast of the country, became at least 1,400 people, more than 3,100 received more than 3,100 wounds. It is expected that these numbers will grow. People can remain under the rubble, it is still impossible to get to some remote villages: the roads are impassable because of the landslide and landslides caused by the earthquake and the spilling rains. ~ 60 > “Our teams were forced to leave cars and walk to the Gazibada,” he said al-jabani. ~ 60 > “The path takes six to seven hours on foot, even the helicopters of local authorities have not reached there,” he added. 60 > communication in the area is also extremely limited, there is also only one tower medical center. & nbsp; international assistance ~ 60 > UN sent to the region at least 25 assessment groups and increased the number of humanitarian flights from Kabula. Employees of the Office of the Supreme Commissar of the UN for refugees (UVKB) began the distribution of tents, blankets and solar panels. People also need temporary housing, medicines, drinking water and food. ~ 60 > difficult to provide medical care. Doctors of one of the damaged medical centers in Gazibad, where cracks are visible on the walls, are forced to treat patients under the trees on the street, fearing to be inside. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > thousands of local residents go to the distress zone to help with search and rescue operations, many bring water and bring water and bring water with them and bring water Driving. 62 ~ financing crisis ~ 60 > lack of financing of humanitarian work in Afghanistan and beyond it complicates the implementation of humanitarian operations. “The UN World Food Program (VPP) can provide food to the victims of the earthquake for only a few more weeks before financing ends; This is too little, ”said the head of the runway in Kabul, John Ailieff. He urged donors to support the injured families. 60 ~ p > according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UKGV), of the $ 2.4 billion necessary this year to support humanitarian programs and development programs in Afghanistan, only 685.8 was allocated in Afghanistan programs Million. 60 ~ H2 > Women help women ~ 60 > Many Afghan women responded to the disaster, who “work up to 18 hours a day, reaching the villages to speak directly with women and girls,” said the structure of the structure. “UN-female”. ~ 60 > “this is an exhausting labor-and it is impossible to help everyone who needs help,” explained the special representative of the UN-female woman in Afghanistan Susan Ferguson. /62 ~ > 62 ~ the organization works in the affected ones. districts along with partners, evaluating the primary needs and preparing emergency monetary assistance, as well as the supply of necessary things – tents, soap and hygiene products for women. 60 > “In Afghan conditions, it is extremely important that women and girls are delivered to women,” emphasizes women and girls, ”emphasizes Ferguson. ~ 60 > she explained that various restrictions often prevent women from getting support and access to services. “Humanitarian women are necessary to overcome these barriers. Without them, many women and girls will not receive vital help, ”she said.