Afghanistan, Feb. 24 -- The World Food Programme (WFP) says millions of people in Afghanistan are beginning the holy month of Ramadan facing severe hunger and deep economic hardship.
In a statement issued Tuesday, Febraury 24, the agency stressed that it is working with partners to help provide essential food supplies to struggling families across the country.
WFP said that in a country where 17 million people are experiencing acute food insecurity, Ramadan traditionally a time of reflection and generosity brings additional pressure for vulnerable households.
The agency noted that many Afghans are entering the holy month without reliable income after years of economic crisis, drought, and limited access to basic services.
The organizati...