阿富汗东部努里斯坦省遭遇毁灭性山洪袭击[1][2]。根据当局确认，此次灾害造成至少20人至23人死亡[1][2]、约80人受伤[1][2]，以及超过100人失踪[1][2]。
灾害导致房屋倒塌和大规模人员伤亡[2]。救援人员正在废墟中搜救幸存者和遇难者遗体[2]。阿富汗国家灾害管理局负责人Yousaf Hammad表示，"不幸的是，帕伦市等地发生严重洪水，造成重大人员伤亡和财产损失"[1]。
气象部门预警未来仍存在风险[2]。交通与民航部气象部门预测未来10个省将出现暴雨、雷暴及山洪[2]。
阿富汗因基础设施薄弱和气候变化影响，对极端天气事件高度脆弱[1]。该国近期洪灾频繁，2024年春洪致300多人死亡[1]，今年早些时候洪水和山体滑坡又造成110人死亡[1]。
Devastating flash floods struck Nuristan Province in eastern Afghanistan, causing significant loss of life and destruction. [1][2] Rescue teams are actively searching through rubble for survivors and bodies in the aftermath of the disaster. [2]
At least 20 to 23 people have been confirmed dead, with approximately 80 others injured and more than 100 reported missing. [1][2] The discrepancy in death toll figures reflects ongoing assessments as rescue operations continue. [2] Officials from Afghanistan's National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) confirmed the casualty figures as search efforts progressed. [2]
The flooding caused extensive destruction, with homes collapsing across affected areas including Parun, the provincial capital. [2] A government official described the situation, stating that "unfortunately, severe floods occurred in areas such as Parun city, resulting in significant loss of life and property damage." [1]
Meteorological authorities have issued warnings of continued danger, predicting heavy rains, thunderstorms, and flash flooding in 10 provinces in the coming days. [2] Afghanistan remains highly vulnerable to extreme weather events due to weak infrastructure and the impacts of climate change. [1][2]
The disaster adds to a grim pattern in recent years: spring flooding in 2024 killed over 300 people, and earlier this year, floods and landslides caused 110 deaths. [1]