Afghan Interpreters Fear Being Left Behind

Evacuation flights from Kabul have resumed following a deadly suicide bombing. Many Afghans face challenges reaching the airport due to security threats and roadblocks. Despite these difficulties, over 12,000 people were airlifted in 24 hours. However, many Afghans remain in danger, with rights groups estimating that twice as many eligible for visas are still in Afghanistan. The situation remains dire, with ongoing threats and fears of further attacks.

What major event occurred just before the resumption of evacuation flights from Kabul?

• A suicide bombing took place.

• The airport was closed for maintenance.

• A new government was formed.

• A peace agreement was signed.

What is the main reason some Afghans are unable to reach the airport for evacuation?

• Weather conditions.

• Passport issues.

• Closed gates and blocked roads.

• Lack of transportation.

What did President Biden's national security team warn him about?

• A natural disaster.

• A potential economic crisis.

• A likely terror attack in Kabul.

• A diplomatic breakthrough.

How are some evacuees being transported to safety due to ongoing threats?

• By train.

• By foot.

• By bus or helicopter.

• By private cars.

What is the estimated number of Afghans who might flee in a worst-case scenario?

• 1,000,000

• 100,000

• 500,000

• 250,000