Flash floods in Afghanistan

SOURCE www.nbcnews.com
Flash floods from heavy seasonal rains have killed at least 68 people in Afghanistan, causing significant financial losses and damages to properties and agricultural land. The U.N. food agency and Taliban officials are urging for support and aid for the affected communities.

Key Points

  • Heavy seasonal rains in Afghanistan led to flash floods.
  • Ghor and Farayab provinces were the hardest hit.
  • WFP is working to provide food aid to survivors.

Pros

  • U.N. food agency and Taliban officials are actively seeking support for the affected communities.
  • Assessment teams are on the ground to provide assistance to impacted families.

Cons

  • At least 68 people have lost their lives due to the floods.
  • Significant financial losses and damages to properties and agricultural land reported.