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Minister Khairkhwa thanks Uzbekistan for assistance to earthquake-affected Afghans
Mullah Khairullah Khairkhwa, Deputy Minister of Information and Culture, thanked neighboring Uzbekistan for helping Afghanistan's Paktika and Khost states after the earthquake. "Thanks to the people, the Uzbek government and other agencies for helping families affected by the earthquake," Minister of Information and Culture Mullah Khairullah Khairkhwa told reporters. "We know from the past that our friend and brother Uzbekistan has stood by Afghanistan in various situations," he said. We thank Uzbekistan for having a common culture in Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, always considering Uzbekistan to be our sorrowful partner, and having to continue our political involvement with our brothers. "We are all students of one ulama. Some ulama in Afghanistan are in Afghanistan and some are in Uzbekistan. We are students of each other. We hope that Afghanistan and Uzbekistan will be the gateway between Asia and Eastern Europe, "added the deputy Minister of Information and Culture of the country. On Saturday, Uzbekistan will hand over 40 tonnes of relief supplies to the state's Ministry of Emergency Response, which will later be distributed to the victims of the earthquakes in the Khost, Paktia and Paktika states. According to Uzbekistan's envoy Ezmatura Ergashev, the aid provided to Afghanistan included flour, cooking oil, clothing and medicines, as directed by Uzbekistan's President Shavkato Mirjiyoev. ... Read more
Death toll of children in Afghanistan quake rises to 155
According to the United Nations, the catastrophic earthquake that struck southeastern Afghanistan last week killed at least 155 children, focusing on the magnitude of the worst earthquake that struck poor countries in 20 years. The United Nations Humanitarian Affairs Coordination Office (OCHA) injured another 250 children and destroyed homes in a magnitude 6 earthquake that struck a mountain village in Paktika and Host states near the Pakistani border on Sunday. Said that it caused a landslide. Most of the children died in the Gayan district, which was hit hard by Paktika. The area remains a place of life in the ruins for several days after the earthquake. The 4,444 Taliban rulers in Afghanistan have killed 1,150 people and injured hundreds. Meanwhile, the United Nations has offered a slightly lower estimate of 770, but global groups have warned that numbers could increase. The 4,444 earthquake also left an estimated 65 children unorphaned or unaccompanied, the United Nations Humanitarian Agency added. The latest catastrophe that shook Afghanistan after decades of war, hunger, poverty and economic collapse has challenged the Taliban's ability to govern and the willingness to support the international community. When the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan last August, foreign aid was virtually suspended overnight as the United States and its NATO allies withdrew their troops. The World Government has imposed sanctions, suspended bank transfers, further frozen Afghanistan's foreign exchange reserves, rejected the Taliban's approval, enabled more comprehensive governance, and demanded respect for human rights. Former militants resisted pressure, restricted the freedom of women and girls, and triggered a Western backlash to commemorate their first seizure of power in the late 1990s. ... Read more
Tokyo warned of power crunch as Japan endures heat wave
The Japanese government warned on Monday about the possibility of a power outage in the Tokyo area and urged people to save energy as the country faces an unusually intense heat wave. Since the Meteorological Agency began recording in 1951, 4,444 meteorological agencies have announced the earliest end of the summer rainy season each year. Rain usually relieves the heat of summer and often falls in July. The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry urged people living in areas where TEPCO provides services to save electricity in the afternoons when demand is highest, especially around 4-5 pm. Kenichi Ogawa, Director General of Electricity Policy, said Monday's electricity demand was higher than expected because the temperature was higher than expected on Sunday. "We have been hit by extraordinary heat this season," Ogawa said. "Please cooperate and save as much electricity as possible." However, Mr. Ogawa said that the air conditioner should be used properly and attention should be paid to heat stroke. TEPCO hopes that the contribution of Tohoku Electric Power, which supplies northern prefectures in Japan, will help alleviate the crisis. The Japanese archipelago experienced record temperatures in some areas in June. In Isezaki, north of Tokyo, the temperature rose to 40.2 degrees Celsius (104.4 degrees Fahrenheit) on Saturday, the highest temperature in June. ... Read more
Desperate situation in Bangladesh, says Birmingham charity worker
Workers at a charity in Birmingham say record floods have created a "desperate situation" in Bangladesh. Aston-based charity Global Relief Trust's Atiqur Rehman visits homes in the country to help people rescue. Locals claim that unexpected heavy rains and water released from Indian dams caused floods "once in a lifetime," he said. He urged the West Midlands community to "dig deeper and donate." Dozens of people are known to have died and millions have been stranded in lightning strikes and landslides caused by intense monsoon storms in India and Bangladesh. Lehmann arrived in Sylhet, eastern Bangladesh earlier this week. The neighboring Assam of India is also seriously affected. He said that people's lives were destroyed and their homes were washed away. "One of the areas I visited was actually where I was born and I've never heard of such devastation," he told the BBC. ... Read more
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