Experts Emphasize the Need for Comprehensive Approach to Address Afghanistan Crisis
Pak Afghan Youth Forum brings together experts to discuss governance challenges, refugee issues and the crisis in Afghanistan.
health crisis
![Save the Children shuts 18 health centers in Afghanistan, warns of more closures as foreign aid cuts worsen child malnutrition. [Image via Tolo News]](https://pakasiayouthforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/vlcsnap-2025-03-12-19h05m39s811.webp)
Save the Children: 18 Health Centers Closed in Afghanistan
Save the Children has announced the closure of 18 health centers in Afghanistan and added that 14 more will be
![WHO reports a 54.1% rise in acute respiratory diseases in Afghanistan, with 206,000 cases and 506 deaths in January 2025. [Image via Tolo News]](https://pakasiayouthforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/vlcsnap-2025-03-06-08h47m56s170.webp)
WHO Reports 54% Surge In Respiratory Diseases In Afghanistan
WHO reports a 54.1% rise in acute respiratory diseases in Afghanistan, with 206,000 cases and 506 deaths in January 2025.
![WHO delivers 2 tons of medical supplies to a hospital in Daykundi, Afghanistan, amid growing concerns over healthcare shortages. [Image via Khaama Press]](https://pakasiayouthforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/WHO-donated-Medical-equipment-to-Afghanistan.webp)
WHO Donates 2 Tons Of Medical Supplies To Daykundi Hospital
WHO delivers 2 tons of medical supplies to a hospital in Daykundi, Afghanistan, amid growing concerns over healthcare shortages.
![UNICEF aids 475,000 children in Afghanistan with therapeutic food in 2024, tackling severe malnutrition amid rising food insecurity. [Image via Amu]](https://pakasiayouthforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Health-Hospital-1024x576.webp)
UNICEF Provides Therapeutic Food to over 475,000 Malnourished Children in Afghanistan
UNICEF aids 475,000 children in Afghanistan with therapeutic food in 2024, tackling severe malnutrition amid rising food insecurity.
