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IEA assures transparent distribution of humanitarian aids

Officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan have reacted and denied that claims over humanitarian assistance are being squandered and not delivered to the people in need.

Commission of the managing and distributing humanitarian assistance of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan said that delivering the aids to the families in need has been expedited and that priority is always given to the families that have no breadwinner.

Head of the commission Sharafudin Muslim said that the distribution is conducted through a transparent survey and that no one can do favoritism in this regard.

“It is not only the IEA and relevant administrations but also other aid agencies that are collaborating with each other and assuring transparent delivery of the assistance.” Said Muslim.

Muslim further added that the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriates and Red Crescent also prioritize the families that have no breadwinner.

It comes as over half of the Afghan population is in need of life-saving assistance and the number of malnourished children in Afghanistan amounts three million.

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