Regional leaders offer condolences, aid after deadly Afghanistan earthquake
Modi pledged that India “stands ready to provide all possible humanitarian aid and relief to those affected.”
Modi pledged that India “stands ready to provide all possible humanitarian aid and relief to those affected.”
Taliban spokesman warned that the toll could rise further, with many people still trapped under rubble.
More than 2,500 people, including women and children, have been wounded in the earthquake, according to initial figures.
The claim comes as figures show Iran has deported nearly two million migrants so far this year.
He added that the UN team in Afghanistan “is mobilized and will spare no effort to assist those in need.
The U.N. said its aid includes emergency supplies and life-saving support.
At least 1,300 others were injured in the earthquake that also hit other parts of the country, Taliban said.
Four years on, the ministry has become a central instrument of the Taliban's ideological control, enforcing their leader's restrictive decrees.
Earlier this year, SCO Secretary-General Zhang Ming confirmed that a separate consultative session will be held in Tajikistan.
The nationwide survey, conducted in person with over 2,000 Afghans, assessed women and girls’ conditions across ten critical areas.