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Seven killed in landslide in Afghanistan

By IANS | Updated: June 24, 2024 14:00 IST

Kabul, June 24 At least seven people have been confirmed dead as a landslide struck a village in ...

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Kabul, June 24 At least seven people have been confirmed dead as a landslide struck a village in east Afghanistan's Paktia province, state-run media Bakhtar News Agency reported on Monday.

The natural disaster happened late Sunday in the province's Jakaorgor village in Janikhail district when the landslide swept through a residential house, reports Xinhua news agency.

People in remote areas of Afghanistan mostly inhabit mud houses, which are vulnerable to natural disasters, including downpours, snowfall, and earthquakes.

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