Shafaqna English- Afghanistan is experiencing a worsening humanitarian crisis, with 4.7 million mothers and children suffering from acute malnutrition, according to the World Food Programme (WFP). The crisis is being driven by prolonged drought, widespread food insecurity, and the forced return of Afghan families from Pakistan, which has placed further strain on already vulnerable communities. WFP said it urgently requires $568 million to sustain life-saving operations over the next six months, including the provision of nutritious food, health services, and other essential support to protect children’s growth and development. Without swift international intervention, the agency cautioned, the situation could deteriorate further in the coming months, threatening the survival of millions of Afghan families. Sources: Ariana Newswww.shafaqna.com