Kabul – The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says it has distributed humanitarian aid to 135,184 people in Afghanistan’s eastern provinces.
The UN Office (OCHA) released new statistics on the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan on Sunday, November 21, announcing that the aid had been distributed in eastern provinces, including Nangarhar, Kunar, and Nuristan.
Moreover, the organization said that in recent weeks, several people have been injured due to the explosion of improvised explosive devices in the south and different parts of Afghanistan.
The (OCHA) organization cited the recent attack on a mosque in Nangarhar and others as examples.
Meanwhile, the office indicated that it had identified 14 families in Khadir, Daikundi province, who had been severely affected by the drought.
The number of people including these families has been announced by this institution as 98 people.
In the meantime, several global humanitarian agencies have warned of a humanitarian catastrophe due to hunger in Afghanistan.
