Afghanistan: Jalalabad residents crowd streets in plea for aid

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Residents of Jalalabad gathered on the streets on Saturday, in a plea to Taliban authorities for food and aid.

Crowds were seen lining the pavements and apparently blocking traffic, as Taliban officials monitored.

“Now all our work is stopped, we are facing serious problems in life, we have nothing in the house. Our life has become dull with the arrival of Taliban. Now we have to take care of our lives. Poverty and insecurity have befallen me,” said Abdul Rauf, a local brick maker.

A report by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) in October estimated that the lives and access to food of 22.8 million Afghans would be affected following the Taliban takeover earlier in the year.

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SOT, Local resident (Pashto): “Our country has many problems, especially economic problems. The poor are not able to find a job. The Taliban and the international community want to help us get food so that we can breathe life.”

SOT, Abdul Rauf, Local resident (Pashto): “I make bricks. Now all our work is stopped, we are facing serious problems in life, we have nothing in the house. Our life has become dull with the arrival of Taliban. Now we have to take care of our lives. Poverty and insecurity have befallen me.”

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