"Amnesty International extends our deepest condolences to the families who have lost loved ones in the devastating earthquake," Amnesty International.

Alaa Abou-Zeid revealed that two-thirds of the severely injured victims he encountered were women and children.

The seismic events occurred on Saturday, October 7th, in the western region of the country, specifically 35 km (20 miles).

Residents of Herat have expressed heightened anxiety, with many choosing to leave their homes and seek refuge on the streets,.

The UN agency said 100% of homes are estimated to have been completely destroyed in the Zinda Jan district in.

Residents of Zindajan found themselves particularly vulnerable as they spent the night mourning the loss of their loved ones.

The death toll from the earthquake continues to rise, compounding the difficulties faced by residents and rescue operations due to.

WFP said it urgently requires $400 million to aid seven million of the most vulnerable people in surviving the upcoming.

The survivors not only bear the weight of lost family members but also face the daunting reality of losing their.

While the full extent of the destruction remains unknown, preliminary assessments suggest that several hundred individuals, including women and children,.