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00:29It's a very difficult time to live. If there is something that is full, we can do everything.
00:54If a child is angry or angry or something, then we are going to fight their family.
00:59We will be able to save lives and we will be able to do their children.
01:04We are going to be able to tell the story about what work they should do.
01:24.
01:51I am going to go to the house.
01:53I am going to go to the house.
02:15This is the day that we have two days
02:17I told him that I had to do it for 5 years, and I went to do it for 5 years.
02:22But I told them that they had a lot of kids to do it.
02:25They told them that the kids could not be able to do it for 5 years.
02:33I had to go to 5 years and I had to do it for 5 years.
02:47It's a long time.
02:49I think it's okay, maybe not.
02:51Sometimes we are not able to have the family.
03:07They do not have the best of them.
03:11They don't have the best to have the best.
03:13They don't have the best,
03:15but sometimes they don't have the best.
03:17If we have a plastic or a toilet or something, we will remove the water and remove the water from the water and remove the water from the water.
03:47Hunger is rising at an alarming rate here, one third of the population are experiencing
04:15acute hunger, and that is 3 million more people than last year, so the situation is dramatically
04:22worse than last year.
04:24What we're finding is a confluence of factors, there's a drought in the north, malnutrition
04:30is rising exponentially, we have the return of 2.5 million people this year to Afghanistan,
04:38the forced return, all these things are coming together to create a perfect storm for Afghanistan.
04:45Yeah, this is the reason why this virus is due to not only human, but this is the way
04:58we have the right to touch on our finances.
05:02So, we have the oxygen agents in Pakistan, and they don't have a house.
05:132 years ago, I was in Mesutopoulos.
05:27When I was younger, I had children from my三q cartel.
05:36I was sick, I was sick.
05:43I would say getting the malnutrition crisis under control is the most compelling and urgent
05:58thing we need to do as an international community today in Afghanistan. Last year in 2025 we
06:04saw the highest surge in malnutrition ever recorded in Afghanistan and sadly the prediction
06:10for 2026 is that it's going to be worse. We will have 200,000 more children in 2026 that
06:18are acutely malnourished.
06:40We will have 30,000 more children. We will be able to move older people, who
06:50will be able to move older households. I am not sure how long they are. I don't guarantee
06:54that I will be able to move older people in the same history after this, but I don't see
06:58much. I don't know the difference. I don't know the difference. I think it's
07:02I'm going to buy the carcola and buy the carcola and buy the carcola.
07:32The street is a public on the country.
07:44The street is the city.
07:50The street goes to Kamak.
08:00It was the first time I had to go to the house and I didn't have any help.
08:06I had four children and I didn't have to go to the house.
08:12I didn't have to go to the house, I didn't have to go to the house.
08:18That's why I came to the house and I was very happy.
08:30The problem we face is that we don't have the means to respond.
08:44We're not sufficiently funded to respond to this spiraling hunger crisis.
08:50And I think if that doesn't change, the impact on the Afghan population will be devastating.
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