AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHumanitarian Crisis: Afghanistan’s hunger and disease emergency is worsening as international aid retreats, with families in Kabul and beyond exhausting savings and even pulling children from school. Health Alarm: In Ghazni’s Ajristan, residents report rising cancer cases and deaths, while the health system struggles with diagnostics and resources. Women’s Access to Care: In remote Herat, women say declining humanitarian support and a shortage of female doctors force long, costly travel for treatment. Travel & Pilgrimage Logistics: Iraq’s Maysan province is seeing large Afghan crowds at the Al-Sheeb border for Arbaeen, with calls for more water, food, and basic services in extreme heat. Border Trade & Local Travel: Traders in Spin Boldak, Kandahar complain a ban on right-hand-drive container trucks is slowing commerce and hurting jobs. Aid & Resettlement: Amnesty urges Australia to expand humanitarian pathways for Afghan refugees, especially women and girls, as Taliban restrictions deepen. Tourism/Hotels: Ecobank and Serena Hotels expand cardholder perks across multiple countries, including Afghanistan, linking banking to accommodation and travel discounts.
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