SOCIETY — April 3, 2026
Floods Destroy 15 Houses, Huts and Farmland in Logar's Azra District
Heavy rains caused floods in Logar province's Azra district, destroying 15 houses, some huts and hundreds of jeribs of farmland, with no casualties reported. Azra district chief Maulvi Noorullah "Ghalib" evacuated residents and appealed for aid from charities.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Omid Radio — 2 min read
Heavy rains have triggered floods in the mountainous Azra district of Logar province, destroying 15 houses, some huts and hundreds of jeribs of agricultural land.
No human casualties have been reported from the floods.
Maulvi Noorullah "Ghalib", the Azra district chief, along with representatives from relevant agencies, arrived at the affected site and transferred residents to safe areas to prevent further harm.
Maulvi Noorullah "Ghalib" urged the public to cooperate with the flood victims and called on charitable foundations and aid organizations to provide emergency assistance to those impacted.
Azra district, located east of Logar province center, is prone to natural disasters due to its rugged mountainous terrain.
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