A 6.0 magnitude earthquake has struck Afghanistan’s eastern region, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. The seismic event has resulted in the deaths of over 800 people, with many more injured and displaced.
The earthquake, which hit late at night, severely damaged homes, infrastructure, and critical facilities, making rescue and relief efforts challenging. Emergency services have been mobilized, but the rugged terrain and ongoing security concerns in the area have complicated the response.
Authorities are calling for international assistance to aid in the rescue operations and to provide humanitarian support to the affected population. Tent shelters, medical supplies, and food are among the urgent needs being reported by relief agencies on the ground.
The disaster has prompted an outpouring of sympathy globally, with multiple countries and organizations pledging support to Afghanistan during this difficult time.
Officials are continuing to assess the full extent of the damage and are urging people to stay vigilant as aftershocks may follow the initial quake.
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