A whistleblower at the UK Foreign Office has revealed that thousands of emails from people in Afghanistan related to requests for evacuation were left unread.
Raphael Marshall, a former desk officer, estimated that up to 150,000 people applied for evacuation, but that fewer than 5% of those got any assistance.
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