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33 Killed, 606 Homes Destroyed In Flash Floods In Afghanistan In 3 Days: Report
Flash Floods In Afghanistan: At least 33 people were killed after snow, rain, and subsequent flooding wreaked havoc in the country over the past three days in Afghanistan, according to TOLOnews.
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Rare Snow Leopard Captured In Afghanistan After Livestock Killings
Afghan authorities captured a rare snow leopard in the country's mountainous northeast and were preparing to release it back into the wild after it reportedly killed dozens of livestock animals, a conservation group said Sunday.
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In Country's Worst Avalanches in 30 Years, 186 People Killed in North Afghanistan
More than 180 people have been killed in north Afghanistan in some of the worst avalanches there for 30 years, officials said on today, with heavy snow set to last for two more days after an unusually dry winter led to fears of drought.
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Snow Storms in Afghanistan Claim More than 80 Lives
More than 80 people have been killed in Afghanistan in avalanches following heavy snow, officials said on Wednesday, with the bad weather set to last for two more days after an unusually dry winter led to fears of drought.
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Himachal Pradesh May Get More Snow, Rain
The hills of Himachal Pradesh might get more snowfall and rain in the coming week, a weather official said in Shimla today.
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Endgame Afghanistan: can security forces deliver post 2014?
Every year as the snow melts, groups like Taliban and its affiliates, the Haqqani network, as also the Lashkar-e-Taiba (Let) cross over from Pakistan as a fresh fighting season begins in Afghanistan. It is soldiers like Commander Kushal Sadat from Special Forces 222 who are called upon when terror strikes.
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Avalanche buries village of 200 people in northeast Afghanistan
Rescuers shoveled through deep snow on Tuesday searching for victims of an avalanche that destroyed a village of 200 people in northeastern Afghanistan, authorities said. Thirty-seven people have been confirmed dead, but authorities fear the death toll will rise.
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33 Killed, 606 Homes Destroyed In Flash Floods In Afghanistan In 3 Days: Report
Flash Floods In Afghanistan: At least 33 people were killed after snow, rain, and subsequent flooding wreaked havoc in the country over the past three days in Afghanistan, according to TOLOnews.
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Rare Snow Leopard Captured In Afghanistan After Livestock Killings
Afghan authorities captured a rare snow leopard in the country's mountainous northeast and were preparing to release it back into the wild after it reportedly killed dozens of livestock animals, a conservation group said Sunday.
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In Country's Worst Avalanches in 30 Years, 186 People Killed in North Afghanistan
More than 180 people have been killed in north Afghanistan in some of the worst avalanches there for 30 years, officials said on today, with heavy snow set to last for two more days after an unusually dry winter led to fears of drought.
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Snow Storms in Afghanistan Claim More than 80 Lives
More than 80 people have been killed in Afghanistan in avalanches following heavy snow, officials said on Wednesday, with the bad weather set to last for two more days after an unusually dry winter led to fears of drought.
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Himachal Pradesh May Get More Snow, Rain
The hills of Himachal Pradesh might get more snowfall and rain in the coming week, a weather official said in Shimla today.
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Endgame Afghanistan: can security forces deliver post 2014?
Every year as the snow melts, groups like Taliban and its affiliates, the Haqqani network, as also the Lashkar-e-Taiba (Let) cross over from Pakistan as a fresh fighting season begins in Afghanistan. It is soldiers like Commander Kushal Sadat from Special Forces 222 who are called upon when terror strikes.
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Avalanche buries village of 200 people in northeast Afghanistan
Rescuers shoveled through deep snow on Tuesday searching for victims of an avalanche that destroyed a village of 200 people in northeastern Afghanistan, authorities said. Thirty-seven people have been confirmed dead, but authorities fear the death toll will rise.
