KABUL in 2016.
A statement from the Save the Children expressed its concern at startling new UN figures that reveal 2016 to be the deadliest year on record for children in Afghanistan.
The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan found 923 children were killed last year, while more than 2,500 others were injured. UNAMA recorded 3,498 civilian deaths and 7,920 wounded.
The number of children killed and injured hit an all-time high in . . .
