Over 1,400 lives lost—can Afghanistan's shattered communities ever truly recover?
A devastating earthquake in Afghanistan has tragically claimed over 1,400 lives, according to ABC News reports. Rescue teams are urgently working to locate survivors trapped beneath rubble in affected areas.
The hardest-hit regions are in the eastern provinces, with initial reports suggesting thousands more are injured and displaced. WBUR highlights ongoing recovery efforts, facing immense logistical challenges.
The Taliban government has appealed for international assistance, recognizing the scale of the disaster. The New York Times details the grim search through debris, emphasizing the desperate need for aid.
Images from CBC showcase the widespread destruction, painting a heartbreaking picture of the aftermath. Aid organizations are mobilizing, but reaching those in need remains a critical priority.
The full extent of the damage is still being assessed, but this tragedy underscores the vulnerability of Afghanistan and the urgent need for long-term support.
