CLEAN : Afghan babies succumb to hunger as winter descends

The transcript discusses a critical medical case involving a severely malnourished baby with a lung infection. Despite initial positive signs, the baby remains in critical condition. The narrative highlights the frustrations of medical professionals when timely care is inaccessible. It also touches on broader economic and political issues, emphasizing the need for asset release to support Afghanistan's economy.

What was the initial positive sign observed in the baby's condition?

• The baby was crying.

• The baby started eating solid food.

• The baby was able to breathe without assistance.

• The baby gained weight.

What is a major challenge faced by medical professionals in saving children?

• Insufficient training of staff.

• Late access to medical care.

• Lack of medical equipment.

• High cost of treatment.

What could potentially save more children according to the medical professional?

• More hospitals in urban areas.

• Advanced medical technology.

• Earlier detection and access to medical care.

• Better nutrition programs.

What is suggested as a priority to support Afghanistan's economy?

• Improving education systems.

• Building more infrastructure.

• Releasing financial assets.

• Increasing foreign investments.

What is the consequence of not supporting Afghanistan's economy?

• A decrease in foreign aid.

• An increase in inflation.

• A full collapse of the economy.

• A rise in unemployment.