The National Disaster Management Authority announced on 21 July
that around 23 people have been confirmed dead after flash floods that ravaged
the eastern province of Nuristan in Afghanistan.
Initial reports from the officials say that more than 100 people
are missing, 15 bodies have been found, and around 80 people have been wounded.
Rescue operations are ongoing in Parun, the capital of Nuristan
Province, as well as in other areas affected by flooding.
Analysts believe the climate crisis is behind the rise in extreme weather events such as flash floods and droughts in Afghanistan.

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