Natural disasters in Afghanistan leave 1,000 dead, over 2,000 injured
FirstpostKabul: Natural disasters in Afghanistan have left over 1,000 people dead, and over 2,000 others injured, according to a Taliban-led Disaster Management Ministry official, Khaama Press reported. Disasters caused by natural hazards have since 1980 affected nine million people and caused over 20,000 fatalities in the country, the report stated, Khaama Press reported.“Natural disasters have left over 1,000 people dead, and over 2,000 others injured across Afghanistan during the current solar year, according to a Disaster Management Ministry official,” Khaama Press reported. Meanwhile, Tolo News reported that as Afghanistan continues to face the worst humanitarian crisis amid ongoing political chaos, the United Nations warned that two-thirds of Afghans are facing severe hunger and are in urgent need of aid, with six million facing the risk of famine. Another Kabul resident, Karim Shah also lamented about his situation and said, “There is no work to do, and nothing to do.” Tolo News reported citing the economists who stated that a disaster will occur if international institutions do not pay attention to the situation in Afghanistan.