Sources indicate that the high-ranking UN official's visit is focused on discussions regarding the upcoming third Doha meeting with Taliban.

Patients and their relatives, including elders, women, and children, are facing severe challenges, some citizens told Amu.

"I call for investigation and accountability which must follow international human rights standards," Bennett said.

The statement comes amid severe floods that have hit several parts of Afghanistan, causing human losses and financial damage to.

The clashes between the two sides had continued for five days in parts of Paktia province in eastern Afghanistan.

According to the report, five people were injured and five others are missing.

The two individuals received 39 lashes each after being convicted of adultery by the Taliban provincial central court, according to.

The aid benefited a total of 8,000 affected individuals in Balkh and Takhar provinces.

The floods caused significant financial losses to the residents of the province.

The UN suspended Afghanistan's voting rights in the General Assembly due to non-payment of membership fees.