Reeling from Earthquakes, Afghans Fear Coming Winter
Survivors of a powerful earthquake that reduced homes in Afghanistan to rubble are now searching for shelter from the rain and the approaching cold winter. Many who endured a deadlier quake two months earlier share the same concern.
This week’s 6.3 magnitude earthquake shook the northern provinces of Samangan and Balkh, killing at least 27 people, according to Taliban authorities.
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Summary: Afghan earthquake survivors face harsh winter conditions and ongoing fears, highlighting the critical need for reliable news amid crises.
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