Afghan community in crisis looks for supports. Her
2022-04-05- Detail
Settlement adviser Zakieh Zarabi?has been spending?her days helping families in Windsor-Essex who have been desperately trying to get loved ones to safety since the Taliban took over Afghanistan earlier this monthThe risk of side effects..??
But?the process to evacuate them hasn’t been easy, she told CBC News.
“They are desperately looking to help their family and friends,” said?Zarabis backers includ, who’s with YMCA of Southwestern Ontario.”It’s day by day?… every day it’s getting worse, and because people have no choice … it’s kind of confusionMany residents in a Toronto Community Housing building on Weston Road opened their doors Friday morning surprised to see two Humber River Hospital staff in yellow protective gear. Most don’t know what’s happening next hour, next day.”?
Last week, when the Taliban seized control of the country, Canada and the United States began sending flights to Kabul airport to get them out. Members of the Afghan community, meanwhile,?have?watched their loved ones experience violence and terror.?
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