A devastating wave of heavy rain and floods has left at least 50 people dead in central Afghanistan, according to local officials. The disaster struck over the weekend, with torrential downpours triggering flash flooding that destroyed homes and displaced families across the region.
Rescue teams are scrambling to reach affected areas, where roads and infrastructure have been washed away. Villagers describe scenes of chaos as water levels rose rapidly overnight, catching many off guard. \"We lost everything in minutes,\" one survivor told local media.
This tragedy highlights Afghanistan's vulnerability to extreme weather events, which scientists say are intensifying due to climate change. The landlocked nation has faced repeated flooding this year, compounding existing humanitarian challenges.
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Rescue teams are scrambling to reach affected areas, where roads and infrastructure have been washed away. Villagers describe scenes of chaos as water levels rose rapidly overnight, catching many off guard. \"We lost everything in minutes,\" one survivor told local media.
This tragedy highlights Afghanistan's vulnerability to extreme weather events, which scientists say are intensifying due to climate change. The landlocked nation has faced repeated flooding this year, compounding existing humanitarian challenges.
For young global citizens tracking international crises: Donate to verified relief funds if you can, and stay tuned for updates. Our hearts go out to affected communities. 
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