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More than a million children face severe malnutrition as afghanistan struggles with an economic crisis. humanitarian aid is being delivered, but there are warnings that much more help is needed. as the taliban focus on curbing the rights of women, many families have resorted to desperate measures, as our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani reports from kabul. we're in one of afghanistan's busiest markets. there's plenty for sale, but for most families, money is tighter than ever. this stall tells you how much some are struggling. these sacks are full of stale, leftover bread, normally f...

I have been working since the morning and can only afford to buy this bread. leftover bread is handed over by bakeries, restaurants and homes to scrap collectors like 14—year—old mohammed. but with around half the country going hungry, there is less bread, less of everything. "there's not enough work and myjob is very hard," mohammed says. hashmadullah is making his way home after another disappointing day at the market. he is doing his best to keep his three young sons in school rather than sending them out to work. but it means surviving mainly on stale bread, softened with tomatoes and ...

And central bank reserves frozen by the west over concerns about the taliban's hard—line treatment of women. but its poor families like hashmadullah's who are now struggling with rising food prices. before, did you ever used to have to buy bread from here? translation: in the past, - i used to earn over $6 per day, but now i barely earn $1. i've been working since the morning and can only afford to buy this bread. leftover bread is handed over by bakeries, restaurants and homes to scrap collectors like 14—year—old mohammed. but with around half the country going hungry, there's less brea...

That's already seen average incomes cut by a third. humanitarian aid is being delivered, but wider development funding isn't, and there are warnings that much more help is needed. many families have resorted to desperate measures, including changes to what they eat, as our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani reports from kabul. we are in one of afghanistan's busiest markets. there is plenty for sale, but for most families, money is tighter than ever. this stall tells you how much some are struggling. these sacks are full of stale, leftover bread, normally fed to cattle. now more people ...

Been cut off and central bank reserves frozen by the west over concerns about the taliban's hard—line treatment of women. but its poor families like hashmadullah's who are now struggling with rising food prices. before, did you ever used to have to buy bread from here? translation: in the past, i used to over $6 per day, l but now i barely earn $1. i've been working since the morning and can only afford to buy this bread. leftover bread is handed over by bakeries, restaurants and homes to scrap collectors like 14—year—old mohammed. but with around half the country going hungry, there's l...