Floods, landslides triggered by heavy rain in Afghanistan leave 77 dead in 10 days, authorities say
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Heavy rain and storms in Afghanistan have caused widespread flooding, landslides, and lightning strikes, resulting in 77 deaths and 137 injuries over the past 10 days. The country's Disaster Management Authority has warned of more rain in the coming days and advised the public to stay away from river banks and areas prone to flooding.
Afghanistan has experienced severe flooding, landslides, and lightning strikes due to heavy rain and storms. At least 77 people have died and 137 injured in the past 10 days. The Disaster Management Authority reported 793 homes destroyed and 2,673 damaged, with 337 kilometers of roads affected. Several highways, including the Kabul to Jalalabad highway, have been damaged, disrupting travel. The authority warned of more rain and advised caution. The flooding has also affected businesses, agricultural land, and water wells, impacting over 5,800 families.
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