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Foreign aid cuts, isolation weaken Afghanistan’s earthquake response
KABUL: As rescue operations continued in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday, a week after a deadly earthquake devastated the region, World Health Organization and doctor accounts show how the withdrawal of foreign aid has undermined the country’s ability to respond to disasters. At least 2,205 people have been killed and another 3,640 injured by the quake that hit the densely populated rural areas of Kunar and Nangarhar provinces on Aug. 31.
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theguardian.com
Afghan earthquake death toll jumps to more than 2,200, say Taliban
Aid agencies plead for funds as rough terrain hinders relief effort and 98% of buildings in one province are damaged
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aljazeera.com
Afghanistan earthquake death toll rises to 2,200
Another 3,640 people wounded in the quake that struck on Sunday as aid organisations struggle to reach survivors.
