Heavy Rains in Afghanistan Claim 29 Lives and Devastate Communities
Severe rains in Afghanistan over the past four days have resulted in 29 deaths, widespread damage, and over 25,000 families in need of aid.
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Severe rains in Afghanistan over the past four days have resulted in 29 deaths, widespread damage, and over 25,000 families in need of aid.
At least 41 people have died due to storm-related incidents in Pakistan, including 28 from lightning strikes. The NDMA warns of potential landslides and flash floods as more rain approaches.
Severe snowfall and freezing weather in Afghanistan over the past three weeks have resulted in 60 deaths and 23 injuries, says the national disaster authority.
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