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Afganistan'da çocuk malnütrisyonu patladı: WFP'ye göre yardımlar yetersiz, klinikler aileleri geri çeviriyor

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Birleşmiş Milletler Dünya Gıda Programı (WFP), Afganistan'da çocuk malnütrisyonunun kritik seviyelere ulaştığını açıkladı. WFP'nin 4 Ağustos'ta yaptığı açıklamaya göre, en ölümcül malnütrisyon türü olan çocuk zayıflığı (wasting) ülkenin üçte birindeki illerde kritik eşiği aştı. Yardım fonlarındaki kesintiler sağlık çalışanlarını milyonlarca çocuk ve anneyi geri çevirmeye zorluyor. WFP, ihtiyaç sahiplerinin her yedisinden yalnızca birine ulaşılabildiğini, kalan altısının yardım alamadığını bildirdi. Afganistan'daki insani kriz, uluslararası fon yetersizliği nedeniyle derinleşirken, özellikle çocuklar arasında açlık ve malnütrisyon vakaları hızla artıyor.

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latest: 05 Aug
  1. Humanitarian04 Aug, 10:46

    Afghan child malnutrition surges as aid cuts force clinics to turn families away, WFP says

    Afghanistan

    GENEVA, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Child malnutrition in Afghanistan has reached critical levels and aid shortages are forcing health workers to turn away millions of children and mothers — six in seven of those in need —the U.N. World Food Programme said on Tuesday. Child wasting, the deadliest form of malnutrition,has reached critical levels in a third of Afghanistan's provinces, while the number of children being admitted to health centres is rising sharply, WFP's country director in Afghanistan, John Aylieff,told reporters in Geneva.

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  2. Security05 Aug, 03:20

    Afghanistan’s malnutrition crisis spinning out of control: UN

    Kabul, Afghanistan

    GENEVA: Fuelled by drastic aid cuts, child malnutrition is reaching critical levels in Afghanistan, with the number of children being rushed to health centres soaring, the United Nations warned on Tuesday. John Aylieff, the Afghanistan country director for the UN’s World Food Programme, painted a bleak picture of fully preventable deaths and acutely malnourished children being turned away without assistance. The country’s nutrition crisis “is spinning out of control”, he told reporters in Geneva. “It’s a crisis which is getting worse by the day, and tragically one which we are unable to contain,” he said, speaking from Kabul. “Child wasting, the deadliest form of malnutrition, has reached critical levels in one third of the country’s provinces now.” He said conflict, trade disruptions, returns from neighbouring countries and dramatic aid cuts were driving unprecedented levels of acute malnutrition. Last year saw the highest year-on-year surge in malnutrition and this year, the situation is “even worse”, he said. “The number of children being rushed to health centres is soaring” but “too many of them are arriving too late to be saved”. Children aged under two make up 80 percent of the worst cases. Aylieff said WFP only had sufficient funds this year to feed just one in seven malnourished women and children. “We are turning away six out of seven and we’re turning them away empty-handed, with absolutely nothing,” he said. Feeble cries of malnourished babies haunt the health clinics of Afghanistan. “This crisis could eclipse all previous projections and condemn countless more children and mothers to preventable death,” he added. Published in Dawn, August 5th, 2026

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