Jalalabad storm leaves 1 dead, 32 injured

Flash Floods Claim One Life and Injure 32 in Nangarhar, Eastern Afghanistan

Flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall in eastern Nangarhar province have resulted in one death and 32 injuries, according to local Taliban authorities. The post Flash Floods Claim One Life and Injure 32 in Nangarhar, Eastern Afghanistan appeared first on KabulNow.

Lighting Strike kills one person and Injures two others in Abud Wak town

Reports from Abud Wak district in Galguduud region confirmed that lighting struck in the heart of the town which resulted the death of one person and injured two other people. The lighting occurred due to torrential rains that lasted for seven hours in the town and the surrounding areas. The person who died after the lighting struck is reported to be a woman and was among the local residents living in Abud Wak town. The two people who have susta…

Local Taliban officials in Nangarhar say that rain, storms and floods have killed one person and injured 32 others in the province. Qureshi Badan, the head of the Taliban’s Information and Culture Department, said that the people died and were injured during yesterday’s (Thursday, 18 Sour) rains. He added that the heavy rains, storms and floods have also caused great damage to people in Jalalabad city and the districts of Nangarhar. According to…

Jalalabad storm leaves 1 dead, 32 injured

One individual has been killed and 32 others were injured as a result of heavy rainfall, flash floods, and strong winds in Jalalabad city, the capital of eastern Nangarhar province, local officials said.

One dead, dozens injured as powerful storm strikes Jalalabad, Afghanistan

A powerful storm swept through the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on Thursday, leaving one person dead and injuring at least 32 others, according to local officials. Saifullah Khalid, head of Nangarhar province’s National Disaster Management Authority, confirmed the casualties on Friday. He stated that the injured were transported to local hospitals, where 28 have since been discharged. Four individuals remain under medical care. The storm bro…