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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Not long ago, Ferishta Salihi and her family had enough for a decent life. Her husband was working and earned a good salary. She could send several of her daughters to private schools.

In a matter of months as Afghanistan’s economy craters, many stable, middle-class families have plummeted into desperation

Not long ago, Ferishta Salihi and her family had enough for a decent life. Her husband was working and earned a good salary. She could send several of her daughters to private schools. But now, after her husband lost his job following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, she was lined up with hundreds of other…

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Not long ago, Ferishta Salihi and her family had enough for a decent life. Her husband was working and earned a good salary. She co

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Not long ago, Ferishta Salihi and her family had enough for a decent life. Her husband was working and earned a good salary. She co

Not long ago, Ferishta Salihi and her family had enough for a decent life. Her husband was working and earned a good salary. She could send several of her daughters to private schools.

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Not long ago, Ferishta Salihi and her family had enough for a decent life. Her husband was working and earned a good salary. She co

In a matter of months as Afghanistan’s economy craters, many stable, middle-class families have plummeted into desperation.

Months after the Taliban captured Kabul on Aug. 15, aid organizations are sounding the alarm over Afghanistan sliding back into increased levels of poverty and hunger with young girls reportedly being sold into child marriages so their families can survive.

KABUL, Afghanistan -- Not long ago, Ferishta Salihi and her family had enough for a decent life. Her husband was working and earned a good salary. She could ...