Heavy rains and flash floods swept through southern Afghanistan’s Zabul province, killing at least 10 people and leaving three missing overnight Sunday. The disaster highlights the growing climate risks facing vulnerable communities worldwide .
Local officials confirmed the floods devastated Shinkay District and Qalat city, destroying homes, crops, and livestock. A woman and three children were among the victims, with one person injured. Provincial police spokesperson Zabihullah Jawhar described the damage as ‘severe,’ leaving residents without shelter or livelihoods.
As rescue teams search for survivors, the tragedy underscores the urgent need for disaster preparedness in regions increasingly impacted by extreme weather. Stay tuned for updates.
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