Archive · 21 Jul 2026
India Sends Relief to Flood-Hit Afghanistan
India sent food and tents to help people in Afghanistan who were affected by severe floods.
The floods in Nuristan province have killed at least 20 people, injured over 80, and left more than 100 missing.
The Taliban authorities are working to rescue people and assess the damage.
The floods were caused by heavy rain in the mountainous area, making rescue efforts difficult.
India's Ministry of External Affairs announced the relief efforts on social media, stating that India stands with the Afghan people during this difficult time.
India delivered relief materials, including food and tents, to Afghanistan's National Disaster Management Authority.
Floods in Nuristan province have killed at least 20 people and injured over 80.
More than 100 people are still missing after the floods in Parun and nearby areas.
The Taliban authorities are coordinating rescue and relief operations in the affected areas.
Heavy rainfall in mountainous areas caused the floods, complicating rescue efforts.
- Who
- India and Afghanistan's National Disaster Management Authority
- What
- Delivery of relief materials and ongoing rescue operations
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Nuristan province, Afghanistan
- Why
- To support communities affected by devastating floods
Humanitarian Aid
Disaster Management
Relief Efforts
Humanitarian Aid
India provides food and tents to support affected communities.
Disaster Management
Taliban authorities coordinate rescue and relief operations.
- Location
- Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Casualties
- 20+ killed, 80+ injured, 100+ missing
- Relief Materials
- Food items and family tents
- Organizations Involved
- India's Ministry of External Affairs, Afghanistan's National Disaster Management Authority
- Cause of Floods
- Heavy rainfall in mountainous areas