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Iran Faces Looming Crisis: Land Subsidence Threatens Millions - Vimarsana News

Iran Faces Looming Crisis: Land Subsidence Threatens Millions

The escalating land subsidence poses a significant threat to Iran's environment, infrastructure, and population.

Iran unhappy with water measurement access allowed by Taliban - Vimarsana News

Iran unhappy with water measurement access allowed by Taliban

Iran says it is not allowed to measure water level in a major dam on Afghanistan’s Helmand River.

Source: presstv.ir
Over 600,000 disabled, widows and orphans registered officially - Vimarsana News

Over 600,000 disabled, widows and orphans registered officially

Ministry of Martyrs and Disabled Affairs officials said during their accountability report on Sunday that currently more than 600,000 orphans, widows and disabled children are registered with the ministry. Abdul Hakim Haqqani, Deputy Minister of Martyrs and Disabled Affairs, said the process of registering the families of martyrs and disabled people and paying their pensions

Iranian experts inspect Helmand River situation for first time: envoy - Vimarsana News

Iranian experts inspect Helmand River situation for first time: envoy

Iran’s special envoy for Afghanistan, Hassan Kazemi Qomi, has said that experts, appointed by Tehran, have inspected the water situation in the Helmand River, amid an ongoing dispute over water rights. IRNA news agency on Sunday cited Qomi as saying that the delegation is currently in Kabul and will soon share its assessment with Tehran.

Six migrants who died in Channel tragedy were Afghans - Vimarsana News

Six migrants who died in Channel tragedy were Afghans

Six Afghans died and two others were missing at sea after small boats packed with UK-bound migrants, including children, sank in the English Channel on Saturday, British media reported Sunday. French prosecutors opened a criminal enquiry on Saturday following the latest disasters involving illegal voyages organized by people smugglers. Philippe Sabatier, the Boulogne prosecutor, said