As a multitude of crises around the world drive up demand for emergency food aid, the World Food Programme is now faces a funding shortfall that is threatening its operations in Afghanistan.
The organization needs $50 million dollars to feed some 1.6 million Afghans and is appealing to countries for more help.
Our UN Correspondent Liling Tan reports.
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