Kidnapping on the rise in the streets of Kabul

Dr. Wahhaj, a doctor in Afghanistan, was kidnapped and tortured for ransom. This incident highlights the growing issue of organized crime in Afghanistan, where kidnapping for ransom has become prevalent. Despite government denial, there are allegations of police involvement in these crimes. Dr. Wahhaj, disillusioned, plans to leave Afghanistan for Pakistan, following his family.

What drastic measure did Dr. Wahhaj take after his kidnapping experience?

• He quit his job as a doctor.

• He joined a security firm.

• He moved to another country.

• He started carrying a pistol.

What has become a thriving business in Afghanistan according to the transcript?

• Real estate development

• Agriculture

• Kidnapping for ransom

• Tourism

How does the UN view the trend of kidnapping in Afghanistan?

• As a positive development

• As a minor issue

• As disastrous

• As a temporary problem

What do most victims believe about the authorities in relation to kidnappings?

• They are involved in the kidnappings.

• They are helpful and supportive.

• They are too busy to respond.

• They are unaware of the kidnappings.

What decision did Dr. Wahhaj make regarding his future after the kidnapping incident?

• He chose to start a new business in Kabul.

• He decided to follow his family to Pakistan.

• He decided to stay and fight for his country.

• He planned to move his family to a safer area in Afghanistan.