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Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The residents called on officials to prevent the sale of low-quality drugs. A Kabul resident, Yahya, said: “Afghanistan's doctors are the best and most qualified doctors in the whole world. The only problem that we have is low-quality drugs.” World News | Kabul Residents Complain About Low Quality Medicine.

Despite continued IEA (Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan) government denials, they appear to be tolerating the presence of al Qaeda personnel as well as TTP (the Pakistani Taliban) TTP support was expected but IEA insists it will not tolerate any Islamic t

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) ministry of foreign affairs said early Tuesday that 36 Afghans being held in Sindh Jail in Pakistan have been released. According to a statement issued by the ministry, the freed detainees were returned to Afghanistan at the expense of the IEA government. So far, 2,472 Afghan detainees have been

The United Nations says the organization's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid (OCHA) is dealing with the victims of the recent floods in the central and eastern regions of Afghanistan in order to address their needs. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, UN’s Deputy Spokesman for the Secretary-General Farhan Haq said that OCHA

Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai has met with the European Union’s envoy in Afghanistan, Raffaella Iodice, to discuss the critical issue of education in Afghanistan, particularly for girls. Karzai made a plea for comprehensive support from the EU diplomat for the advancement of education in the country. Girls in Afghanistan are currently barred from getting

The State Ministry for Disaster Management says the death toll in the recent flash floods across central and eastern parts of the country has increased to 38. In addition, 57 people have been injured in the floods and at least two people are still missing. According to the ministry, floods affected residents of eight provinces.

A fatal flood hit several areas of Paghman district, leaving five members of a family dead.

A fatal flood hit several areas of Paghman district, leaving five members of a family dead.

The death toll in overnight flash floods in Afghanistan's Wardak province mounted to 26, while 36 people were missing, an official said on Sunday.Talking to media persons, Natural Disaster Management Authority spokesman Shafiullah Rahimi said: ...

The number of flood-related casualties has increased to 26 deaths, with 44 people injured in east Afghanistan's Wardak province.