Death toll from Afghan earthquake jumps to 2,205, the Taliban say
Summary
A powerful earthquake in eastern Afghanistan has killed over 2,200 people, according to Taliban officials. The 6.0 magnitude quake destroyed homes and trapped many under debris, particularly in the Kunar province. Rescue efforts are ongoing despite difficult terrain and reduced funding.Key Facts
- Over 2,200 people have died from an earthquake in Afghanistan.
- The earthquake had a magnitude of 6.0.
- It struck eastern Afghanistan, affecting several provinces.
- The hardest-hit area is Kunar, known for its steep river valleys.
- Taliban officials are updating casualty figures as rescue efforts continue.
- Tents and emergency supplies are being distributed to affected areas.
- Challenges include rough terrain and a lack of funding for relief efforts.
- International aid agencies are calling for more support.
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