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Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan are affected by ongoing flash floods, UNICEF says

  • UNICEF and the World Food Program address the impact of extreme weather in Afghanistan, with the WFP reporting heavy rains causing fatalities, destroyed homes, and loss of livelihoods.
  • Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan are suffering from ongoing flash floods, mainly in the north and west regions, according to UNICEF.
  • The situation in Afghanistan exhibits signs of a deepening climate crisis, as noted by UNICEF.
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Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan are affected by ongoing flash floods: UNICEF

UNICEF said the extreme weather has all of the hallmarks of an intensifying climate crisis, with some of the affected areas having experienced drought last year.

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Thousands of children in Afghanistan are affected by flash floods, UNICEF says

The U.N. children's agency says tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan remain affected by ongoing flash floods, especially in the north and west

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Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan are affected by ongoing flash floods, UNICEF says

By RAHIM FAIEZ Associated Press ISLAMABAD (AP) — The U.N. children’s agency says tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan remain affected by ongoing flash floods, especially in the north and west. Unusually heavy seasonal rains have been wreaking havoc on multiple parts of the country, killing hundreds of people and destroying property and crops. The U.N. food agency has warned that many survivors have no homes, no land and no source of live…

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Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan are affected by ongoing flash floods, UNICEF says

By RAHIM FAIEZ Associated Press ISLAMABAD (AP) — The U.N. children’s agency says tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan remain affected by ongoing flash floods, especially in the north and west. Unusually heavy seasonal rains have been wreaking havoc on multiple parts of the country, killing hundreds of people and destroying property and crops. The U.N. food agency has warned that many survivors have no homes, no land and no source of live…

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Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan are affected by ongoing flash floods, UNICEF says

By RAHIM FAIEZ Associated Press ISLAMABAD (AP) — The U.N. children’s agency says tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan remain affected by ongoing flash floods, especially in the north and west. Unusually heavy seasonal rains have been wreaking havoc on multiple parts of the country, killing hundreds of people and destroying property and crops. The U.N. food agency has warned that many survivors have no homes, no land and no source of live…

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Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan are affected by ongoing flash floods, UNICEF says

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan remain affected by ongoing flash floods, especially in the north and west, the U.N. children’s agency said Monday. Unusually heavy […]

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