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Flash floods in Afghanistan result in at least 23 deaths and many missing.

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At least 23 people have died due to flash floods in the Nuristan province of Afghanistan.
Approximately 100 individuals remain missing as rescue teams continue search efforts in the affected areas.
The flooding has caused significant destruction, including damage to buildings such as the local mayor's office.
In addition to the fatalities, many others have been reported injured, with estimates suggesting over 80 wounded.
Local disaster management authorities have characterized the situation as a severe national disaster.

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Severe flooding in Afghanistan's Nuristan province has resulted in at least 23 confirmed deaths, with emergency services continuing to search for around 100 individuals who remain unaccounted for. The flooding, described as flash floods, swept through the area on July 20, 2026, affecting the town of Parun and causing significant destruction, including damage to local infrastructure.

Rescue teams and residents are actively digging through mud and debris in hopes of locating those missing. Reports indicate that over 80 people have sustained injuries, and the local government has characterized the disaster as a severe human and financial loss. The situation remains dire as the community seeks to respond to the aftermath of this natural disaster.

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