Heavy rains and hail struck Jalalabad city and surrounding districts in Nangarhar province on Monday, resulting in the loss of at least 35 lives and leaving over 230 people injured. Officials from Nangarhar’s Department of Information and Culture confirmed the death toll, reporting that the deceased and injured have been transported to Nangarhar Central Hospital […]
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Heavy rains and hail struck Jalalabad city and surrounding districts in Nangarhar province on Monday, resulting in the loss of at least 35 lives and leaving over 230 people injured.
Officials from Nangarhar’s Department of Information and Culture confirmed the death toll, reporting that the deceased and injured have been transported to Nangarhar Central Hospital and Nangarhar Provincial Hospital for treatment.
Initial assessments indicate that approximately 400 houses have been destroyed, causing substantial financial losses to local residents and businesses.
Authorities caution that these figures are preliminary and could escalate as further assessments are conducted.
In response to the natural disaster, efforts are underway to mitigate the immediate impact on the affected communities and provide necessary support for recovery.
The devastation caused by the heavy rains and hail underscores the urgent need for coordinated relief efforts to alleviate the suffering of those affected and rebuild damaged infrastructure.
As rescue and recovery operations continue, authorities are focused on ensuring that all necessary assistance reaches those in need, emphasizing solidarity and support for the affected families and communities.
Meanwhile, the tragedy in Nangarhar province highlights the vulnerability of communities to natural disasters and underscores the importance of preparedness and swift response to mitigate their impact.
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