Living in Afghan war zone, fleeing the country takes toll on mental health
WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Living in Afghan war zone, fleeing the country takes toll on mental health
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WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Living in Afghan war zone, fleeing the country takes toll on mental health
Going pressure on the government to really spell out what they are going to do to help people.— to do to help people. thanks very much. dr waheed arian is a nhs doctor who came to the uk as a refugee from afghanistan. thank you forjoining us. do you have loved ones in afghanistan and anyone anyone who wanted would like to get out? anyone anyone who wanted would like to net out? ,., ., ., ., ,, anyone anyone who wanted would like to net out? ., ., ,, to get out? good morning, thank you for havin: to get out? good morning, thank you for having me- _ to get out? good morning, thank you for havi...
Wakil Kohsar/AFP/Getty Images(KABUL, Afghanistan) -- When Waheed Arian heard of the two bombings out Kabul's airport in Afghanistan, he rushed to call his family members to ensure that they were safe. Arian is a doctor and ex-refugee, who fled Afghanistan during the Taliban's rule in 1999, and now lives in the United Kingdom. With sweaty palms, a racing heart and the memories of death and destruction from his time in Afghanistan as a child, he's wary of what the future might hold for him and his family. "When I get off the phone, I break down in tears because I feel helple...
IT’S been a truly heartbreaking week, witnessing those awful scenes of Afghans trying to clamber on to the aircraft leaving Kabul.I know their despe
With the Taliban working to consolidate its victory after seizing Kabul following a rapid advance across Afghanistan, no one knows exactly what the country will look like in coming months and years.