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50 people die in Afghanistan due to floods in four days AKIPRESS.COM – 50 people died and 36 were injured due to floods caused by heavy rains in Afghanistan in four days, ToloNews reports, citing the State Ministry for Disaster Management Affairs. “As a result of the recent rains and floods, we have lost 50 compatriots

Authorities have called on emergency services to remain on high alert with more severe weather on the way. Lightning and heavy rains have killed dozens of people across Pakistan and Afghanistan. At least 50 have died in Pakistan in storms that have been lashing the country, officials said on Tuesday, as they urged emergency services

Taliban reported that they returned about 120,000 liters of oil to Uzbekistan due to its low quality. Photo: Telegram / rtadari1 Taliban national standards department reported that it returned two oil wagons with a volume of about 120 thousand liters to Uzbekistan from Hayraton port. According to RTA Dari publication, the reason for this is

Afghanistan’s Taliban government confirmed that heavy flooding due to seasonal rains has killed dozens and injured at least 27 over three days last week.  Flash floods hit Kabul and several other provinces across Afghanistan, said Abdullah Janan Saiq, the Taliban’s spokesman for the State Ministry for Natural Disaster Management. Saiq added more than 600 houses

STORY: REZAYEE: “You can’t hide behind one person under one flag and a portrait and tell the world that everything is okay for Afghanistan.” Friba Rezayee was the first woman to represent Afghanistan at the Olympics in 2004. Appalled by the Taliban’s treatment of women since their return to power, she’s now urging the International

The Taliban is in “continuous contact” with the Hindus and Sikhs of Afghanistan who were forced to flee and had their homes taken by warlords, said a senior official of the outfit’s ‘Justice Ministry’ on Monday. In a written statement to The Hindu, the representative said the Taliban will respect the property rights of the

An additional Pentagon review into the events surrounding the deadly bombing at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Afghanistan has determined that service members who spoke out publicly about what they felt was their ability to prevent the attack were mistaken. The bombing, which occurred in late August 2021, targeted the large crowds of Afghans who