The report highlighted Kabul as having the highest number of incidents, with 14 recorded. Other provinces affected included Kandahar, Paktika, Logar, Bamiyan, Baghlan, Badakhshan, and Takhar.
The NRC has urged the Taliban to immediately halt the ongoing evictions until appropriate longer-term solutions for relocation have been identified.
The incident occurred in the Mahala-e Basool area, resulting in the deaths of at least ten people, including five children and three women, and injuring 13 others.
The strike, allegedly carried out by Pakistani military forces, aimed at members of the Pakistani Taliban (TTP).
"Fortunately, the pottery art in Afghanistan, particularly in Herat, has remained alive. The Herat pottery products are very special," Ghulami said.
Delhi recorded its first heat-related death of the year, with a 40-year-old laborer succumbing to heatstroke on Wednesday
Cultural activists expressed concerns about the fading interest in Afghanistan's heritage of reading and liberalism.
“Women bear the brunt of the global rollback of human rights,” she said.
Mujahid stated that the "imposition of a nighttime curfew falls under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense."
While the letter does not specify any particular location, it indicates that the curfew is to be enforced in all "centers and provinces."
