World · 20 July 2026

At least 20 people died in Afghanistan floods, over 100 missing

Heavy floods in Afghanistan's Nuristan province have claimed the lives of no fewer than 20 individuals, and over 100 remain unaccounted for. The country's national disaster agency confirmed significant losses in the remote area. Experts say climate change is causing increased rainfall, resulting in lethal flash floods.

By BriefTea Editorial · 20 July 2026 at 20:08

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