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Five million more Afghans will need assistance in the coming year, the United Nations said on Tuesday.The United Nations expects to have to help five million more Afghans in 2021 than this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic and an increase in conflicts, a UN official said on Tuesday. The need is increasing and "funding is urgently needed," the acting assistant secretary-general for humanitarian affairs, Ramesh Rajasingham, said during a press conference. Rajasingham, who just returned from a trip to Afghanistan, highlighted the very harsh winters that the country usually experiences. The rise in need is the result of "the Covid-19 crisis, increased conflict and displacements" of the populati

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