100 days of Talibani rule: Hunger and poverty such that Afghans were forced to sell another child to save one child

It has been 100 days since the withdrawal of the Taliban in Afghanistan. The situation in Afghanistan was bad before, now it has become worse. The ongoing crisis here has reached the verge of turning into a tragedy. The economy has collapsed and large numbers of people are fleeing the country. The United Nations has warned of starvation and famine in Afghanistan. To understand how the situation is in Afghanistan, we spoke to a 19-year-old girl from a town on the border of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. For security reasons we want to know his name and address.

The Taliban have completed 100 days in Kabul, but they had come to us even before that. Things were not easy for us earlier also, but now they are so difficult that every day has become a struggle. I wanted to study further. This time it was my second year in university, but I missed my studies. I am imprisoned in my house. In the last hundred days, I have not come out of the doorstep of the house, I have not seen the streets of my city.

100 days of Talibani rule: Hunger and poverty such that Afghans were forced to sell another child to save one child. It has been 100 days since the withdrawal of the Taliban in Afghanistan. The situation in Afghanistan was bad before, now it has become worse. The ongoing crisis here has reached the verge of turning into a tragedy. The economy has collapsed and large numbers of people are fleeing the country. The United Nations has warned of starvation and famine in Afghanistan.