Clash over grazing land in northern Afghanistan injures six, sources say
The incident occurred on Sunday, November 2, in the Sang Ab area of Qunduz village in Wursaj district.
The incident occurred on Sunday, November 2, in the Sang Ab area of Qunduz village in Wursaj district.
The majority—8,925 people—crossed through the Torkham border in Nangarhar Province.
The remarks come ahead of a new round of negotiations between Pakistan and the Taliban, scheduled for November 6 in Turkey.
Even before the quake, the region was grappling with chronic poverty, prolonged drought, and fragile public services, he noted.
At least 20 people were killed and more than 320 injured, according to initial reports from the Taliban-run public health.
Among the dead were 18 students, many of them women, as well as a university staff member and a member.
The organizations expressed condolences and pledged support to affected communities in the provinces of Samangan, Balkh, and Baghlan.
The route is a vital corridor for both commercial and civilian traffic between the capital and northern Afghanistan.
Arsala served in various key roles throughout Afghanistan’s modern political history, including as minister of finance.
The Afghan Red Crescent Society reported a slightly lower death toll of 19 fatalities, and said the quake injured at.