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Taliban stories sharp rise in loss of life toll following earthquake in japanese Afghanistan, as help companies subject warning

By Editorial Board Published September 4, 2025 4 Min Read
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Taliban stories sharp rise in loss of life toll following earthquake in japanese Afghanistan, as help companies subject warning

The variety of individuals killed following a lethal earthquake in japanese Afghanistan has risen sharply to 2,205, in accordance with the Taliban authorities.

The rise, from greater than 1,400 deaths reported on Tuesday, coincides with rescuers being hampered by harsh climate and rugged terrain, whereas help companies warned of dwindling assets.

The 6.0 magnitude quake struck a number of provinces in a mountainous and distant space of the nation close to the Pakistan border, at round 11.47pm (8.17pm UK time) on Sunday.

Afghanistan’s deadliest earthquake in years levelled villages, destroying hundreds of houses, and trapping individuals below rubble. No less than 3,640 individuals have been injured.

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Afghans seek for survivors after earthquake

The vast majority of casualties have been in Kunar, the place many stay in steep river valleys separated by excessive mountains.

Taliban spokesman Hamdullah Fitrat mentioned rescue and search efforts had been persevering with: “Tents have been set up for people, and the delivery of first aid and emergency supplies is ongoing.”

Greater than 6,700 houses have been destroyed, authorities have mentioned.

However whereas officers have deployed helicopters and airdropped military commandos to assist survivors, the tough terrain is hindering aid efforts.

Tough terrain is hindering relief efforts. Pic: Reuters

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Powerful terrain is hindering aid efforts. Pic: Reuters

Assist employees have reported strolling for hours to succeed in villages reduce off by landslides and rockfall.

Afghanistan was already scuffling with the influence of local weather change, significantly drought, a weak economic system and the return of some two million Afghans from neighbouring nations.

Sunday’s earthquake is the third to devastate the nation for the reason that Taliban seized energy in 2021.

Livestock are left to shelter inside a damaged house. Pic: Reuters

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Livestock are left to shelter inside a broken home. Pic: Reuters

On Wednesday, the defence ministry mentioned the Afghan air pressure moved greater than 1,900 individuals in 155 flights over two days, and delivered 10,000kg of provides throughout the area.

The UK has pledged £1m in emergency funding to be cut up between humanitarian companies as an alternative of the Taliban authorities, which the UK doesn’t recognise.

Injured Afghans have been evacuated to a hospital in Jalalabad. Pic: AP

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Injured Afghans have been evacuated to a hospital in Jalalabad. Pic: AP

Humanitarian wants are “vast and growing rapidly”, mentioned the Worldwide Federation of Crimson Cross and Crimson CrescentSocieties.

“Up to 84,000 people are directly and indirectly affected, with thousands displaced,” it added.

In a few of the worst-affected villages in Kunar province, two in three individuals had been killed or injured, whereas 98% of buildings had been both destroyed or broken by the tremors, in accordance with an evaluation by British-based charity Islamic Aid Worldwide.

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The Norwegian Refugee Council mentioned it had fewer than 450 workers in Afghanistan, no emergency inventory and an pressing want for funds.

“We have only $100,000 (£74,500) available to support emergency response efforts. This leaves an immediate funding gap of $1.9 million (£1.42m),” mentioned Maisam Shafiey, from the humanitarian organisation.

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