Kabul: (Right Now News) A United Nations representative has revealed that 3 out of 4 citizens in Afghanistan lack basic necessities. This statement was made by Alexander De Croo, the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme.

Alexander De Croo stated that he visited the eastern provinces of Afghanistan and areas affected by recent earthquakes. His aim was to assess the ground situation to enable the UN to play an effective role in the rehabilitation of the affected population.

He mentioned that Afghanistan is facing one crisis after another, causing severe difficulties for millions of people. According to officials, emergency aid saves lives, but sustainable development offers people the opportunity to build a future.

This issue is significant as the current crisis in Afghanistan is affecting millions of lives, and the need for international assistance is increasing.

It should be noted that Alexander De Croo arrived in Kabul with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees’ representative to review the humanitarian crisis and aid activities.