Survivors of the devastating floods that struck northern Afghanistan last week are still searching for their missing loved ones and burying their dead
When he heard that devastating floods hit his village in northern Afghanistan last week, farmer Abdul Ghani rushed home from neighboring Kunduz province where he was visiting relatives. When he got home, he found out that his wife and three children had perished in the deluge. Two of his sons survived but another son, who is 11, is still missing.
Most of Baghlan is 'inaccessible by trucks,” said WFP, adding that it is resorting to every alternative it can think of to get food to the survivors. U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres has expressed condolences to the victims, said a statement on Sunday, adding that the world body and aid agencies are working with the Taliban-run government to help.
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