Floods in the provinces of Kunar, Badakhshan, and Panjshir have claimed the lives of five people and caused significant financial losses. According to officials, dozens of houses, hundreds of acres of agricultural land, and several bridges and roads have been destroyed as a result of these floods. The Floods in.
In response to protests in Argo and Darayim districts in Badakhshan, a significant effort to eradicate poppy fields has been initiated, with local officials reporting the clearance of around forty thousand acres of agricultural land. Extensive Efforts and Deployment of Security Forces Kabul 24: Deputy Governor Aminullah Taib disclosed that.
The United Nations has deployed 14 joint assessment teams to identify flood-affected areas and address the conditions of flood victims in Baghlan, Badakhshan, and Takhar. Kabul 24: The teams are working in coordination with the Afghanistan State Ministry for Disaster Management Affairs to continue search and rescue operations. Humanitarian Partners.
Three Islamic Emirate forces members killed, five others injured in blast Magnetic mine attached to motorcycle exploded as convoy passed through Faizabad city Attack occurred during mission to eradicate poppy cultivation in the area Eyewitness Accounts of the Incident Local resident Amanullah describes hearing a “loud explosion” as the convoy.
Fasihuddin Fitrat, the chief of staff of the Islamic Emirate, visited Badakhshan Province to address the grievances of protesters reacting to the security forces’ actions in destroying their poppy fields. Kabul 24: Fitrat stated that the controversy and demonstrations were due to misunderstandings, which have now been properly resolved through.
Protesters Claim Destruction of Crops and Property Local authorities from Badakhshan have visited the Argo district to investigate and hear the demands of protesters. Kabul24 : Protesters claim that their wheat fields, garden walls, and houses have been destroyed by security forces under the pretext of eradicating poppy fields. Ghulam.
Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate, stated that a committee led by Fasihuddin Fitrat, the Chief of Army Staff of the Islamic Emirate, has been formed to investigate the protests in Badakhshan. Kabul 24: Zabihullah Mujahid said that some offenders attacked the forces of the Islamic Emirate, which.
