Karen Decker, the acting head of the US Embassy to Afghanistan, has expressed her sympathy and solidarity with the families affected by the floods in Nangarhar, Kunar, Laghman, and Panjshir provinces. In a post on X Wednesday, Decker, who is based in Qatar, said: Kabul 24: “My heart goes out.
The recent floods in Baghlan have left a trail of destruction, with many families losing their homes, livestock, and means of livelihood. Abdul Ahad, a flood victim, described the devastation in the Larkhab Valley, saying, “There are no schools, livestock, or mosques left; everything is completely destroyed.” Families Struggle to.
At the Seventh “International Benevolence Awards Ceremony” in Ankara, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called on world countries to provide assistance to the victims of recent devastating floods in Afghanistan. The floods, which have hit several provinces in the country, have resulted in a humanitarian crisis, with over 400 lives.
In response to the recent devastating floods in Afghanistan, aid collection campaigns have been initiated in various provinces to support the affected communities. Here is an overview of the ongoing efforts and contributions: Collection Efforts Expand to Nangarhar and Paktia Provinces Kabul 24: Following successful collection initiatives in Herat after.
Local sources in Baghlan say that more than 80 people have died due to floods in the center and several districts of this province. According to Kabul 24; The officials of fighting natural disasters in Baghlan said on Friday, 21 Thor, that 50 bodies were transferred to the provincial hospital.
