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Afghanistan Earthquake Kills 800, Injures 2,800, Taliban Asks World for Help - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

The UAE dispatched a rescue team and delivered essential aid including food, medical supplies, and tents to assist over 800 victims of the earthquake in eastern Afghanistan.

  • A magnitude 6 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan around midnight on Sunday, killing at least 812 people primarily in Kunar and Nangarhar provinces.
  • The earthquake occurred amid a humanitarian crisis worsened by a sharp reduction in foreign aid and deportations of over 2 million Afghans this year by neighboring countries.
  • Rescue efforts faced major challenges from rough mountainous terrain, recent heavy rains, inclement weather, and overstretched aid groups after earlier U.S. aid suspensions over Taliban misappropriation claims.
  • Survivors reported urgent needs for ambulances, doctors, and supplies as entire villages were destroyed and injured people walked hours to reach first aid points.
  • The disaster is expected to strain Afghanistan’s Taliban administration further, with humanitarian aid shrinking from $3.8 billion in 2022 to $767 million this year, prompting calls for increased international support.
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The rescue work after the severe earthquake in Afghanistan is slow. Aftershocks are still shaking the region and many places are still cut off from the outside world. By Franziska Amler.

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Khaleej Times broke the news in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on Monday, September 1, 2025.
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