SOCIETY — July 4, 2026
Floods Damage Homes and Farmland in Khost's Nadar Shah Kot District
Around 400 jeribs of agricultural land were destroyed along with homes, retaining walls, a kariz, a siphon and the only school in the Spin Kan area. Technical teams have begun addressing the damage, with reconstruction efforts planned alongside aid organizations.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Bakhtar News — 2 min read
Floods have caused damage in the Spin Kan area and surrounding areas of Nadar Shah Kot district in Khost. Numerous homes were destroyed. Around 400 jeribs of agricultural land have been completely destroyed and damaged due to the floods. Retaining walls have been washed away by the floods. A kariz and a siphon built for water regulation have gone out of operation due to the floods. The only school in the area has been damaged by the floods. Many families have been displaced from their homes and are seeking aid.
Khost governor spokesman Mostagfar Garbz said technical teams from relevant departments have started efforts to address the problems. He said joint actions with aid organizations for reconstruction will be taken soon.
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Single source provides direct on-record attribution from named Khost governor spokesman Mostagfar Garbz along with local resident accounts and specific details on location, damage extent, and response plans.
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