KABUL (Pajhwok): A road network used for much of the food aid transited through Pakistan has been severely affected by the worst floods in the country’s history, the World Food Programme said on Saturday.
“We’ve focused absolutely on the needs of the people in Pakistan right now but the ramifications of what we’re experiencing here go wider,” WFP’s Pakistan country director Chris Kaye said.
According to a report in Daily Times, Kaye said: “We’re becoming very, very concerned about the overall food security, not only in Pakistan in the immediate and medium term, but also . . .
