RASC News Agency: A number of displaced persons from Balkh province in the north of the country have expressed their concern about the lack of basic life facilities, especially the lack of shelter (houses), and have demanded that relief organizations take care of this issue.
Over the past 25 years, as a result of civil wars and unrest, a large number of people have been displaced from different parts of the northern provinces of Afghanistan and settled in different areas of Balkh province.
Previously, national and international relief organizations covered them with their support programs, but with the Taliban group coming to power, the living conditions of these families have worsened.
Displaced people in Balkh province say that in the last two years when the Taliban took over the country, the amount of humanitarian aid has also decreased and they are facing many problems.
Lack of shelter (house), lack of drinking water, lack of health facilities, lack of employment, lack of provision of health services and the reduction of humanitarian aid are the main problems of these displaced people.
Those who spend their lives under tents in different parts of Balkh province with many difficulties, demanded to be dealt with by relief organizations.
However, the Balkh Directorate of Migrants and Returnees announced in a newsletter that the head of the Taliban group for this department met with Lachin Hasnawa, the head of the northern zone of the United Nations Refugee Agency.
Based on this news announcement; in this meeting, Ms. Hasnawa spoke about the commitment of the United Nations to help refugees and announced that a shelter (house) will be built for 40 families in Balkh.
It should be mentioned that although the time for the construction of these shelters has not been determined, but it has been announced that these houses will be built for the displaced people in the town of (Qalin Bafan) in the east of Mazar-i-Sharif.
