AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoExtreme Heat Warning: WHO urged Afghans to prevent heat illness by drinking water often, wearing light clothing, using hats, taking cool showers, staying in shade, and avoiding heavy activity; Taliban disaster officials also warned some areas may exceed 45°C. Child Nutrition Alarm: UNICEF reported 3.7 million children in Afghanistan are at risk of severe malnutrition, with the worst impact on children under two, calling for urgent investment to protect young diets. Hunger Crisis Escalates: Human Rights Watch warned millions face imminent hunger as aid shrinks and Taliban restrictions on women’s work limit access to help, urging donors to increase funding and lift barriers. Hospital Capacity Boost: A 10-bed ICU opened at Khost Provincial Hospital with modern equipment for monitoring and ventilation, aiming to reduce deaths from lack of advanced care. Pakistan Crackdown on Afghans: Reports from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa say police demolished Afghan refugee homes in Mattani and carried out identity checks and deportation steps, including preventing residents from retrieving medication and school documents. Travel Risk Update: The US placed Afghanistan on its Level 4 “Do Not Travel” list, citing dangerous conditions and limited ability to assist.
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