Catastrophic Floods in Afghanistan Claim Over 300 Lives, Destroy Thousands of Homes

Seasonal heavy rains trigger widespread devastation across northern provinces, highlighting the region's vulnerability to climate change.

More than 300 fatalities reported in Baghlan province alone, with conflicting death tolls across various sources.
UN agencies and Taliban officials mobilize massive rescue and relief efforts amidst the ongoing crisis.
Infrastructure severely damaged, including homes, healthcare facilities, and essential services.
International calls for immediate aid and long-term climate resilience planning intensify.
Historical context of war and poverty exacerbates the impact of natural disasters in Afghanistan.