AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFloods & Storms: Afghanistan’s National Disaster Preparedness Authority says since 27 March, floods, heavy rainfall and storms have killed at least 351 people and injured 436, with over 10,000 houses damaged. Climate Risk Alerts: The Meteorological Department issued flash-flood and strong-wind warnings for 13 provinces, urging people to avoid riverbanks and flood channels. Nuristan Disaster Update: A survivor account from Parun, Nuristan describes flash floods sweeping away homes, wells and farmland within minutes, while other reports say the province’s deadly deluge has left dozens dead and many missing. Cross-Border Fallout: UNAMA reports nearly 500 Afghan civilians killed and over 1,000 wounded in Pakistan-Afghanistan clashes since October, including attacks that hit civilians trying to rescue others. Environment in UN Talks: Taliban acting foreign minister Muttaqi met UNDP’s new representative, discussing cooperation on environmental protection, climate change and disaster response alongside health and agriculture. Water & Livelihood Pressure: Reports also point to worsening Kabul water shortages and noise pollution concerns tied to bottled-water companies.
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