United Nations: The damage caused by Afghanistan’s rains is extensive
| The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid announced that 540 residential units and 1,500 acres of agricultural land were destroyed due to heavy rains in Afghanistan. |
According to the regional office Tasnim news agency, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid (OCHA) in a report announced that due to heavy rains in recent days in Afghanistan, 540 residential units and 1500 acres of agricultural land have been destroyed in seven provinces.
According to this report, in seven provinces of Afghanistan, some infrastructures and 6 bridges as well as 450 km The road has also been destroyed. Ocha also added that based on preliminary reports and assessments, heavy rains have left the most damage in the provinces of Faryab in the north, Nangarhar in the east, and Daikundi province in the central highlands of Afghanistan. This report also added that seven people died and 384 families were injured due to heavy rains on the 21st, 26th and 27th of this month. It has been reported in the northwest of Afghanistan. Flood in Afghanistan
In March of last year, the government ministry for handling incidents of the Taliban government announced that at least 60 people died due to snow, rain and cold weather in Afghanistan.
According to the statistics of this ministry in the month of Sanafd, 1,645 houses were completely or partially destroyed due to the rains. Also, in this month, 177,911 animals were lost. class=”clearfix”/>
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