Afghanistan: Heavy rainfalls, floods predicted in 10 provinces
Recent floods in Afghanistan, particularly in Baghlan, have been deadly, claiming hundreds of lives.
Recent floods in Afghanistan, particularly in Baghlan, have been deadly, claiming hundreds of lives.
This development comes as Pakistan has initiated the deportation of 800,000 Afghan migrants as part of its repatriation policies.
The consulate announced on X that among those freed was a child.
Taliban-run national TV reported that a traffic accident in Kapisa resulted in four fatalities and six injuries.
Mujahid argued that the latter group's focus on power and factionalism could destabilize the country.
Hasibullah had returned to Afghanistan from Iran one and a half months ago, his relatives said.
Another child was wounded in the incident.
According to the statement, 90 families returned through Torkham, 91 families through Spin Boldak, and 86 families were deported by.
"People need support to cover their most basic needs," the statement noted.
Earlier, the World Food Program revealed that 12 million people in Afghanistan are facing severe food insecurity.