Almost half of the population of Afghanistan needs humanitarian assistance. UN Emergency Coordinator: millions of people will die due to a reduction in financing Humanitarian assistance operations to save lives around the world to stop due to large-scale reduction of financing, which will lead to the deaths of millions of people, the UN Extrained Assistant Tom Fletcher. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > “Reducing financing for those who need the most in need [support] is not what you should brag about … The consequences of reduction of assistance are that millions are dying,” he warned. 60 ~ Strong > humanitarian programs Stopped 60 > speaking video in one of the crowded hospitals in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Fletcher said that the financial crisis has already forced the UN humanitarian organizations to close 400 primary medical centers throughout the country. More than three million people have lost access to primary medical care. ~ 60 > many agencies, including VPP, WHO, UNISEF and Yunades, are forced to take radical measures to reduce expenses in response to chronic – and now acute – a deficit of financing. The implementation of some programs was completely stopped. Fletcher met with the actual governor of the Province of Kandahar Ahunda to discuss the solutions to the humanitarian crisis. Today, almost half of the country’s population – about 22.9 million people – need humanitarian assistance. issue of life 62 > in Afghanistan reduction of financing extremely negatively affects the healthcare sector. According to Fletcher’s visit to the country, doctors sometimes have to make “decisions on whose life to save and whose no.” 62 ~ lack of investment also affected women, whose salaries were reduced by two-thirds, continued the deputy agent. The situation of women in the country worsened significantly after the Taliban movement came to power in 2021. During his visit, Fletcher emphasized that development is impossible without the full participation of women in the country’s economy. compulsory return of Afghan Refugees ~ 60 > against the background of growing malnutrition, lack of main services and negative economic forecasts Afghanistan encountered a large stream of returning Afghan refugees, which is sent back by neighboring countries, including Pakistan and Pakistan Iran. 60 > only in April more than 250 & nbsp; thousands of Afghans, 96 thousand were forcedly deported. The UN Office for Refugees (UVKB) expressed anxiety in connection with the fate of deported women and girls who are faced with increasing repression from the Taliban. 62 ~