The floods occurred early Monday, affecting parts of the Nijrab and Alasay districts.

Since taking over Afghanistan in August 2021, the Taliban has repeatedly burned musical instruments in various provinces.

Sources informed Amu that the Taliban restricted celebrations on Sunday night, prohibiting people from gathering in the streets to commemorate.

The alert follows reports of numerous fatalities and injuries caused by recent natural disasters, particularly in the eastern province of.

Taliban confirmed the fatalities and reported that at least 230 others were injured in the incident.

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The statement said the instruments were collected from wedding halls, hotels, restaurants, and residences over the past year.

Khairullah, a resident of Tilan village in Pashtun Kot district of Faryab, was fatally shot in the attack.

The floods have also ravaged dozens of acres of agricultural land, exacerbating the challenges faced by local farmers.

The explosion was caused by a grenade, according to Taliban security department.