there were floods in baghlan province and several other provinces of afghanistan in the last two days. the number of people killed in the flood in baghlan province has exceeded 315 people, and at least 30 people have died in other provinces of afghanistan as a result of the floods. there is no god except allah. according to the statistics, about 1700 people were injured in sir baghlan. it is not known whether this mother is running after her child in the flood he found his child alive from the flood. the survivors are still receiving the remains of the deceased. in front of one of the hospitals in baghlan. matane, the shroud is here, maulvi sahib has come , the municipal team has come , we will make a takfin for you, we will put it in the car, and you can transfer it, if you are still restless , restless, disturbing us, the order will be disturbed, and the program will not go forward with you. as the united nations has said, the recent floods in baghlan province have been unprecedented in afghanistan in the past 50 years. behnam yazdani of kabul radio and television news agency. red c

material damage of the flood in baghlan province, but hundreds of residential houses in this provincenhabitable. last day's floods in ghor dakhshan provinces of herat and takhar also caused human and financial losses. dozens of people died due to flooding in these provinces. in takhar alone, the ancestors of 20 people have come out from under the silap. the caretaker government of afghanistan made a statement and mentioned the dead and the injuries of hundreds of people in the floods of the people of kuwait said: some are trying to limit the authority of the kingdom by crossing the legal limits , they will not allow the name of democracy to be abused to destroy the country. the emir of kuwait had already dissolved the parliament in august last year. in addition to legislation, the kuwaiti parliament is responsible for monitoring the performance of the government, but the final decision on important issues rests with the emir of kuwait. the current governor of kharki. about 2 thousand kurdish people were evacuated from these areas. russia has launched a ground attack on this province i

yesterday, 6 provinces of afghanistan, including baghlan, takhar, badakhshan. s the scene of devastating floods. last day's floods left human and financial losses in 6 provinces of afghanistan. baghlan province in the north of this country witnessed the most casualties. the flood suddenly caught people by surprise. according to the announcement of the local officials, the bodies of about 70 people have been found in the central city of baghlan since yesterday. 30 people were transferred to the hospital in beraki city of this province is. the statistics are still preliminary and it is likely that the casualties will increase in baghlan province. most of the flood victims and victims are women and children. this child, mixed in the mud, barely saved himself from the flood. he says his whole family was swept away by the flood. according to reports, at least 150 other people were caught in the flood in baghlan province, but nothing has been said about their fate . how many people are missing? loss of life and material damage of the flood in the province. still about

after the devastating flood in baghlan province in the north of afghanistan, in which at least 300 people died , this time ghor province in the center of afghanistan witnessed a flood that has killed at least 50 people so far. the spokesman of ghor governor said that dozens of people have also been trapped and disappeared in the flood in this province. a number of dead and wounded people can be seen in the pictures. people left their homes and houses and fled to the heights based on the fear of flooding. the report of the press office of the security command of ghor province , 6,000 residential houses were completely or partially destroyed due to the flood yesterday in this province . in the neighborhood of ghor in faryab province, according to the local officials of this province, 18 people died in the flood yesterday. three days ago in the city of firuzkoh. in the center of ghor, an afghan army helicopter that went to remove bodies from the flood fell into the river and its two passengers died. afghanistan requests cooperation from the international community after the flood of baghlan

women and children are the most victims of floods in the province. baghlan and several other provinces of afghanistan were in the last two days. the number of people killed by floods in baghlan province has exceeded 315 people, and at least 30 people have died in other provinces of afghanistan due to floods. according to statistics , about 1,700 people were injured in sio baghlan. this mother who is running after her child in the flood , it is not known whether her child. urgent and immediate assistance such as tents, food, financial assistance, visible cooperation. at least 3,000 residential houses have become uninhabitable and thousands and thousands of hectares of agricultural land have also been destroyed. as the united nations said floods the recent province of baghlan has been unprecedented in afghanistan in the past 50 years. behnam yazdani, radio and television news agency, kabul. the death toll from floods in sumatra, indonesia reached 34. dozens of people are injured, 16 people are missing. following the heavy rains in different parts of sumatra, 9

caroline davies reporting from baghlan province in _ from baghlan province in afghanistan, thank you.th west water says a faulty valve in a field containing cattle has been identified as a possible source of a parasite that's contaminated water supplies in south devon. 22 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed. aru na iyengar reports. the queue for bottled water stretched all the way down this road, 130,000 were handed out by south west water by 5:00 yesterday. we have got two children that have been ill last week because we're in the actual affected area, sort of high brixham. just keep being informed will be good, just about where it's going, how long it's going to be. it's not very good, really, is it? do you know what i mean? but the fact they're giving water out is a start i suppose. people here are angry about what they say is a lack of clear communication. for over a week, people in the fishing town of brixham have been falling ill with diarrhea and vomiting. on tuesday, south west water said the drinking water was safe. but by wednesday there was a u—turn when tests sh

flooding was caused by heavy seasonal rainfall in five districts of baghlan province.g to weather forecasters, two more curses are expected here. the situation is critical in the tishkan region, where high water has cut off access to a place where about 20 thousand people live. in belarus today it is windy and up to +16, in some areas there are rains and thunderstorms, at night frosts are expected in most parts of the country, which is why a storm warning has been announced: during the day the air will warm up to 18°c. don’t get confused in a critical situation, competently provide assistance to save a life before the ambulance arrives. these are medical training skills that everyone should have. launch educational projects the heart for tenth graders of belarus is approaching the final. today the republican baton was picked up by molodechno schools. about 80 children from the fourteenth secondary school and the tenth gymnasium learned to provide basic medical care and perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation. today molotechna is hosting probably one of the most significa

food program, which operates in this country, announced that the flood claimed 311 lives in baghlan provincein northern afghanistan alone. in this incident, more than a thousand houses were destroyed. people were displaced. dozens of people died in several other provinces of afghanistan. yesterday, six provinces of afghanistan, including baghlan, takhar, badakhshan, herat, were the scene of devastating floods. but the number of flood victims in kenya reached 267 people. kenyan authorities announced, in at least 75 people were missing in the flood of the last 3 weeks. the flood is also 180. the adverse weather conditions in kenya have affected at least 400,000 people and 56,000 families have been forced to evacuate their homes. the flood has also caused severe damage to agricultural lands and has led to the loss of 4,000 livestock. simultaneously with 1. the mausoleum of imamzadegan agha ali abbas and prince mohammad in badroud of isfahan was decorated and decorated with flowers. in the heart of the central desert of iran, the dome and bargah of do salal are evidences of the pure lineage of h

migration under the supervision of the united nations it has been reported that heavy rains in baghlan province of afghanistan have left more than 300 dead and thousands of residential houses have been damaged and also about. the house was destroyed or damaged and more than 100 residents lost their lives. according to the officials of the taliban government, the sudden flood has covered several provinces of afghanistan, including baghlan, badakhshan, ghor and herat. for the second day, armenians protested against the land agreement with the republic of azerbaijan in iran. demanding protesters. the republic of azerbaijan agreed to the negotiations on several villages it is still going on. the governor of kharkiv announced that about 2,000 people were evacuated from this area. yesterday, russia launched a ground attack on this province in northeastern ukraine. according to the announcement of the ukrainian army, the russian forces in this axis as russia captured the northern regions of this province at the beginning of the war, but retreated after a few months . about a month ago, ukrainian offic

destroyed or damaged in new baghlan district, and more than 100 residents died self to lose according to officials of the taliban government, the sudden flood has engulfed several provinces of afghanistan, including baghlan, badakhshan, and herat. for the ninth day, armenians protested against the land agreement with the republic of azerbaijan in iran. the protesters are demanding the resignation of the prime minister. pashinyan, about 20 days ago, during the border demarcation negotiations, babavegi chahar. the village agreed to the republic of azerbaijan. negotiations on several other villages are still ongoing. the governor of kharkiv announced that about 2,000 people were evacuated from this area. russia yesterday's ground attack to this province in the northeast of ukraine began. according to the announcement of the ukrainian army, russian forces have made limited progress on this axis. russia captured the northern regions of this province at the beginning of the war , but after a few months. about a month ago , ukrainian authorities warned about russia's planning for new attacks. an unprecedented heat wave in thailand left more than 60 dead. according to the minist

silas rains for several weeks recently, in baghlan, badakhshan, ghor, herat provinces of afghanistan, in addition to the loss of life, it has also caused heavy losses. a hundred borders of qizqalasi on the river. ars and downstream of god afarin dam on the border between iran and the republic of azerbaijan is ready to be opened. tomorrow , during a one-day trip to the parsabad region of moghan, president raisi will inaugurate this hundred, which is a joint product of iran and the republic of azerbaijan. ilham aliyu, the president of azerbaijan, is also present at the opening ceremony of this dam . 270 kilometers north of the city. tabriz siddizi, the largest border water project in the northwest of the country in terms of economic issues, this dam is very important for us and also in terms of hydraulic benefits. but due to the lack of credits , it progressed almost slowly and now it is on the verge of exploitation. you saw it is sustainable, 1404 km long, our transmission channel , flood management, increasing the quality of agricultural products and creating jobs for 40 thousand peop

food program, which operates in this country, announced that the flood claimed 311 lives in baghlan provincein northern afghanistan alone. in this incident, more than a thousand residential houses were destroyed , thousands of people were displaced, and dozens of people died in several other provinces of afghanistan. yesterday, 6 provinces of afghanistan, including baghlan, takhar, badakhshan, herat, were the scene of devastating floods. the smart information access center was opened in red crescent at the time of the incidents. the head of the red crescent society said that all devices are connected to this center so that the best decision can be made during the crisis. first of all, the relief, treatment and educational plans of the hilal ahmad community. the smart center for monitoring information during incidents was the first project that was inaugurated with the presence of the first vice president became. 110 members of the red crescent gather here and discuss information and data mining . the geographical organization provides its information to us, the space organization, as well as

according to the international organization for the protection of children, floods in five cities of baghlan provincenorthern afghanistan have affected the lives of 600,000 people, half of whom are children. also more than 1 thousand houses. also destroyed in this area. heavy rainfall in recent days has led to the rise of water and flooding of the river and flooding in the villages and regions of northern afghanistan, including baghlan, takhar, badakhshan . the second group of executive agents of hajj tamattu were sent from salam terminal of imam khomeini airport in tehran to madinah munorah. first thing tomorrow morning. this group pilgrims of god's house go to madinah this year , 875 pilgrims from iran are going to go to the land of revelation for hajj. the operation of dispatching hajj pilgrims will begin tomorrow, monday. this operation is supposed to be carried out through the islamic republic of iran airlines. 24 may 1403 hajj flights will resume. these flights will continue until the 22nd of july 1403. in total, we will perform hajj operations from 21 airports in the country. the head of the h

yesterday, the 6th of the province of afghanistan, among others baghlan, takhar, badakhshan, herat were the scene of devastating floods. the intelligent monitoring center for information during incidents was opened in the red crescent, the head of the red crescent society said that all the devices are connected to this center so that the best decision can be made during the crisis. the beginning of the medical and educational aid projects of the hilal ahmad mohammad community. houshmand for monitoring information during incidents was the first project that was opened with the presence of the first vice president. 110 members of the red crescent gather here and discuss information and data mining . the geographic organization provides its information to us. the same goes for the space agency the meteorological and seismological organization, as well as us , in the crisis management phase, the crisis management group , god willing, will be activated here . it will provide the necessary information and layers that are needed by the managers for emergency decisions and even in the non-opera

at the same time people crying after seeing their entire houses wiped away. 0ne resident in baghlan provincey this torrent while he was watching helplessly from the other side of the river. so there have been very tragic stories, and all coming at a time in afghanistan where the economy is in tatters after the taliban took over in august 2021, so this repeated disaster has put the entire northern afghanistan in a very, very difficult situation. voting is under way in catalonia where pro—independence supporters wanting to break away from spain are hoping to maintain their majority in the regional parliament. catalonia made a failed attempt to break away from spain in 2017, and the election comes as the parliament in madrid is expected to approve a controversial amnesty law for separatist catalans facing legal action. 0ur correspondent, guy hedgeco, is in madrid. i asked him what choices the voters have in these regional elections. well, catalonia has quite an unusual political landscape because you have a division between the left and the right, which you see across the rest of the country. b

the torrential rains of the last few weeks in baghlan, badakhshan, and ghar herat provinces of afghanistan have caused heavy damage in addition to casualties. in the air attack of the zionist regime on a house in the jenin camp in the west bank of islam khamayseh, one of the commanders of the jenin battalion was martyred and at least 8 people were injured. following this crime a nationwide strike has been announced today in the city and camp of jenin. the second. it is after 2002 that the israeli army uses warplanes in its attacks in this region . in response to this crime by the zionists , the quds battalions, the military branch of the palestinian islamic jihad movement , emphasized that this crime will not go unanswered , adding that the use of a war plane by the zionist regime to assassinate a young male commander of the jenin battalion is a dangerous development and the regime's support to break. weakness against the heroes is the fetus. in the air attacks of the zionist regime on the buildings a number of palestinians were killed in a camp in the center of rafah and a neighborhood in

have been blocked last week as well due to flooding in several areas of afghanistan, including baghlan provincens died and about a thousand houses were destroyed. but the rain caused floods in germany, france and belgium. the german meteorological organization measured more rainfall in 24 hours than the entire last month. at the belgian border, residents used sandbags to protect themselves from floods. in france wounded and missing. al-jadeed camp in the center of the gaza strip was also targeted by airstrikes. yalla, brothers and sisters, there is a chance for love. zionists al-maghazi camp in the center of ghazni strip was also targeted, which led to the martyrdom of several women and children . the occupying regime targeted the vicinity of kamal adwan hospital in northern gaza and a school in eastern gaza . in response to the attacks and crimes of the zionist regime, the palestinian resistance groups fired rockets at several zionist settlements . following the attacks of the palestinian groups, danger was sounded in several occupied settlements, including esqlan and barrasba. qassam also ann

have visited some of the remote areas hit by the flooding and sent this report from northern baghlan provincee debris. sticky mud, heated — hardening. salvaging what's left is tough. translation: we haven't got even a glass left for a cup of tea. - there is nothing. this is one of the worst hit villages, and people are still trying to excavate their homes, trying to salvage what they can from the rubble. everywhere you look, there are uprooted trees, there are bits of building and the destruction is just in every direction. over here, more people, more homes, more buildings destroyed, more belongings, and people here who still don't have a home to stay in tonight. flash floods tore through villages in north—east afghanistan, sweeping away everything in their path. here, a miraculous rescue — dragged alive from muddy waters. many were not. abdul�*s family's three homes stood here for 20 years. he returned to find nothing but this wall. ten out of 18 of his family were killed, swept away. translation: we were searching - for family members in knee-deep mud. so we took off our shoes and continue

at the same time people crying after seeing their entire houses wiped away. 0ne resident in baghlan provinceis torrent while he was watching helplessly from the other side of the river. so there have been very tragic stories, and all coming at a time in afghanistan where the economy is in tatters after the taliban took over in august 2021, so this repeated disaster has put the entire northern afghanistan in a very, very difficult situation. at the eurovision song contest final, pro—palestinian protesters have clashed with police over israel's participation — and the israeli entrant, eden golan, was booed at the malmo arena in sweden. the build—up to the show also saw the dutch entry disqualified for a backstage incident. but ultimately, switzerland were crowned the winners of this year's competition — one of the most controversial song contests of recent times. 0ur arts correspondent, david sillito, reports from malmo. switzerland, winning one of the most extraordinary eurovision song contests of all time. fans had to file into the arena amidst a small melee of police and protesters, the pre

the flooding, caused by recent heavy rains, hit five districts in afghanistan's baghlan province on fridayen damanged and livestock wiped out. elsewhere, in western indonesia, at least 3a people have died and 16 more are missing after flash floods and cold lava flow from a volcano. hours of heavy rain caused flooding in two districts in west sumatra province on saturday and sent sweeping ash and large rocks down mount marapi, the most active volcano on the archipelago's sumatra island. top boy, happy valley and the sixth commandment were the big winners at tonight's bafta television awards. the most prestigious award — the bafta fellowship went to baroness floella benjamin. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba was at the royal festival hall in london. some of the biggest names on the small screen turned out for this year's awards, presented for the second year running by rob beckett and romesh ranganathan. welcome to the 2024 bafta television awards. three very different shows shared the honours, winning two awards each. best drama went to the gritty gang drama top boy, with jasmin

the flooding, caused by recent heavy rains, hit five districts in afghanistan's baghlan province on fridayiped out. the first man to receive a genetically modified pig kidney has died two months after the operation. the us hospital that carried out the procedure said on sunday there was no indication that his death was a result of the transplant. 62—year—old richard slayman, was suffering from end—stage kidney disease before undergoing the transplant in late march. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. there were definitely two sides to sunday's weather story. 0n the one hand, it was very warm. in fact, it looks like it was the warmest day of the year so far. temperatures touching 27 celsius to the west of london, but we saw some really intense downpours and thunderstorms breaking up, especially across western and northern parts of the uk, ushering in a change. low pressure taking charge of our weather through this week, which will bring rain at times, not least across the southwest of england, wales and northern ireland through monday. that rain arriving through the morning and then stick

our correspondent caroline davies sent this report from northern baghlan province.ay... ..only the debris. sticky mud, heated — hardening. salvaging what's left is tough. translation: we haven't got even a glass left - for a cup of tea. there is nothing. this is one of the worst—hit villages and people are still trying to excavate their homes, trying to salvage what they can from the rubble. everywhere you look, there are uprooted trees, there are bits of building and the destruction is just in every direction. over here, more people, more homes, more buildings destroyed, more belongings, and people here who still don't have a home to stay in tonight. flash floods tore through villages in northeast afghanistan, sweeping away everything in their path. here, a miraculous rescue — dragged alive from muddy waters. many were not. abdul�*s family's three homes stood here for 20 years. he returned to find nothing but this wall. ten out of 18 of his family were killed, swept away. translation: we were - searching for family members in knee—deep mud. so we took off our shoes

the flooding, caused by recent heavy rains, hit five districts in afghanistan's baghlan province on fridayn damaged and livestock wiped out. the first man to receive a genetically modified pig kidney has died two months after the operation. the us hospital that carried out the procedure said on sunday there was no indication that his death was a result of the transplant. 62—year—old richard slayman was suffering from end—stage kidney disease before undergoing the transplant in late march. the duke and duchess of sussex visited a secondary school in lagos on the final day of their three—day tour of nigeria. the trip marks 10 years of prince harry's invictus games for injured military personnel, which nigeria joined for the first time last year. 0ur africa correspondent simijolaoso has been following their visit to lagos. another day, another celebration, this time in lagos. and with young budding basketball stars who share a love for the game like the duke. it brings people together in this community and there are no barriers. the prince joined the children in the drills, much to their deli

but there have been also been stories like that of zulaikha, as caroline davies reports from baghlan provinced. friday afternoon, the main street of fulool village is a raging torrent. on the roof of a mosque, shivering, coated in mud, children dragged from the flood waters. this is one of the men who rescued them. translation: l was in - the mosque when the flood came through the door. we were all underwater. some managed to get on the roof and, with the help of others, we knocked through a window. i tied the children with a shawl and then my friend pulled them up to the roof. footage from the mosque also shows another story — noor ahmad and his family, standing on their roof, barely visible. minutes later, the building collapses. translation: when the wall fell, i remember thinking, _ "i have lost everything. we are all finished." i was under water and hoping, "oh, god, please take my life so my problems will be over." noor survived by clinging to an almond tree. his ten—year—old daughter, zulaikha, had disappeared downstream. a few kilometres away, abdul—ahad showed me where he spotted her

caroline davies reports from baghlan province.rrent. 0n the roof, noor ahmed and his family, barely visible. minutes later, the building collapses. translation: when the wall fell, i remember thinking, "i have lost everything. "we are all finished." i was under water and hoping, "oh, god, please take my life "so my problems will be over." noor survived, clinging to an almond tree. his ten—year—old daughter, zulaikha, had disappeared downstream. a few kilometres away, abdul—ahad showed me where he spotted her, caught in the branches of an uprooted tree. his son pulled herfree. translation: my father and mother said, "don't go there. "you will be taken by the flood." but my heart felt for her. there was a feeling i had in myself that i could do it. i took her on my back and i got here to our house. most parts of her body were injured. shaken, muddied, but alive. zulaikha is now recovering at a relative's house, with no home yet to return to. this is the first time her father has seen the family that saved her. and he is in here. wou

earlier we spoke to caroline davies who's in afghanistan's baghlan province and she gave us the latestwing where that body of water had come down, destroying homes, destroying livelihoods, wheat crops, livestock. and finally, we reached one of the villages that had been the worst affected. some of these villages further up in the mountainside are still entirely cut off because the roads to reach them have been swept away. the longer we spent with people there, the more we were able to get more information, more details, about exactly what had happened when that water hit. and we were able to find out about some truly incredible rescues. friday afternoon, the main street of this village is a raging torrent. on the roof noor ahmad and his family barely visible. minutes later, the building collapses. translation: when the wall fell i remember thinking, _ "i have lost everything. we are all finished." i was underwater and hoping, "oh, god, please take my life so my problems will be over." noor survived, clinging to an almond tree. his ten—year—old daughter had disappeared downstream. a few

have visited some of the remote areas hit by the flooding and sent this report from northern baghlan province.only the debris. sticky mud, heated — hardening. salvaging what's left is tough. translation: we haven't got even a glass left for a cup of tea. - there is nothing. this is one of the worst hit villages, and people are still trying to excavate their homes, trying to salvage what they can from the rubble. everywhere you look, there are uprooted trees, there are bits of building and the destruction is just in every direction. over here, more people, more homes, more buildings destroyed, more belongings, and people here who still don't have a home to stay in tonight. flash floods tore through villages in north—east afghanistan, sweeping away everything in their path. here, a miraculous rescue — dragged alive from muddy waters. many were not. abdul�*s family's three homes stood here for 20 years. he returned to find nothing but this wall. ten out of 18 of his family were killed, swept away. translation: we were searching - for family members in knee-deep mud. so we took off our shoes and

rosemarie coming out of baghlan province in the north of afghanistan. this was the hardest hit and we need to warn our audience what they're about to see is really distressing the videos were shared on a journalist group get, to san and it shows the ferocious flash flooding as it hits the village people are yelling run away, run away you can just see that the absolute ferocity now, moments later, there are children that are being pulled from the meds. those three siblings, there, then a toddler they are they are shaking they are the lucky ones because there are so many children who have lost their parents. this girl is saying a model was slipped away in the floods and you can see the bodies that were being prepared for, for burial. this happened, we believe on friday, it happened around the time of friday prayers when men were at the mosque women and children were at home. this was unusually heavy rainfall across the north of the country. it is, it's really quiet mountainous up there the taliban claims more than 300 people have been killed over 1,600 in

is the latest on afghanistan as deadly floods rosemary, the images that we're getting out of baghlan provincethe north of afghanistan are extremely distressing and we need to warn our audience that what you're about to see me upset some viewers. look, these are videos that have been shared on a journalist group in afghanistan. and it shows the ferocious flash flooding that hit on friday. you can hear people screaming run away, run away. the next footage that we will show you the rescue efforts. and these are children three, four children that have been plucked from the mud buried in the mud that they are shell-shocked and it is beyond stressing this little girl. >> she is telling the man the flood took everything and that her mother has been swept away. as i mentioned, this happened on friday we believe that men were at prayers at the mosque women and children were at home. so as far as the casualties go, it's women and children who are among the dead. it was unusually heavy rainfall across the north of the country. this is very mountainous areas obviously, baghlan, the worst hit, but there's

the number of flood victims in baghlan and takhar provinces of afghanistan. in the province of afghanistan, five villages were flooded. the rains in many provinces of afghanistan have been accompanied by heavy and deadly floods . last year, afghanistan was named the fourth most vulnerable country in the world due to natural events. had given the end god bless this news section. i would like to greet you again, dear compatriots , have a good day. in terms of temperature today and tomorrow , we are witnessing an increase in temperature in most parts of the country, especially in ardabil provinces and the southern shores of the caspian sea. in terms of rainfall , we expect that in most of parts of the country we will witness a stable clear and sunny weather, but from late tonight, the rainfall system will enter the country from the north-west side. due to the arrival of this system , the precipitation will begin in the north-western parts of the country. to the western areas of the western shores of the caspian sea gilan province is also coming. late on sunday ,

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlaneen sent to rescue those stranded by the floodwaters. on friday, a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. earlier, i spoke to avand azeez agha from the international organization for migration, who is in the afghan capital kabulfor his assessment on the situation. the images coming in are truly devastating. according to initial reports from the afghanistan national disaster management authority, as well as our teams on the ground, floods in baghlan, badakhshan, herat and ghor provinces have resulted in over 300 deaths, and sadly we expect this number to rise. the flood has also destroyed some 2000 homes, so the impact has been quite catastrophic. at iom, along with our humanitarian partners, we have teams on the ground who are assessing the damage, and providing urgent aid to those impacted. what are the challenges in gaining access to this area? at iom we have 16 warehouses across the country, across afghanistan,

the flood victims in baghlan and takhar provinces of afghanistan increased to more than 100 people. some sources reported that the number of dead was higher and announced the number of victims in some areas. the floods have not yet been fully announced in ghor province of afghanistan, 5 villages have been flooded , the rains in many provinces of afghanistan have been accompanied by severe and deadly floods. last year, afghanistan was the fourth most vulnerable country in the world due to events. it was introduced naturally. a fire in the zionist settlement. in the north of occupied palestine as a result of lebanon's hezbollah attacks, lebanon's hezbollah issued a statement and announced that it targeted riyat chamonone with a rocket in response to the zionist regime's attacks on south lebanon, which caused a fire. the media of the zionist regime said that 55 rockets from southern lebanon hit the town of kiriachmoune. the zionist army radio, while confirming this news , said that hezbollah's attacks had caused a lot of damage . uae by condemning the zionist regime's invitation to thi

the province of baghlan was the worst hit.re than half a million people have been severely affected by the floods triggered by unusually heavy seasonal rains. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. israel's military says it has opened a new aid crossing into gaza. the move was in coordination with the united states. in a statement the military said the western erez crossing in the north of the strip is to transfer humanitarian aid.meanwhile, the un says more than 80,000 people have fled rafah in the south since monday. palestinians have been told to leave the city and move towards a coastal area around al—mawasi, which israel calls an "expanded humanitarian zone". 0ur middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, reports from jerusalem, where citizens are marking israel's remembrance day. a country increasingly divided by its war aims, brought together for a day by its war dead. israel's prime minister marked the start of the nation's annual remembrance day, honouring those who died at the hands of israel's enemie

afghanistan are searching for dozens of people still missing from floods in the country is northern baghlan and province. many parts of the province remain buried in mud and debris as local struggle with rudimentary tools to clean away the sledge. at least 315 people have been confirmed dead so far. members of the t drive and the popular philippine resort town of bork, i say that they've been forced out of their land by developers the government and give them the islands original inhabitants of poverty. but it now says it is better suited to torres and the r t say they can't trust any offer to relocate them. barnaby lo reports. a warm welcome for the children, put on the crown jewel of philippine tourism, but it's a scene. most visitors don't get to see because the islands original settlers have lived in small pieces of land, away from the crowds. now try builder said they're on the brink of losing what little they have. one of the 6 lots they occupy has been penstock after their homes were demolished by developer in march something i. e, i even just the faint noise scares me into thinking it might be t

the northern province of baghlan is the worst affected, with an estimated 300 people dead and 2,000 homesis expected to rise. 0ur correspondent caroline davies is there, and filed this report. we followed the trail of devastation for miles, following where that body of water had come down, destroying homes, destroying livelihoods, wheat crops, livestock. and finally, we reached one of the villages that had been the worst affected. some of these villages further up in the mountainside are still entirely cut off because the roads to reach them have been swept away. the longer we spent with people there, the more we were able to get more information, more details, about exactly what had happened when that water hit. and we were able to find out about some truly incredible rescues. friday afternoon, the main street of this village is a raging torrent. 0n the roof noor ahmad and his family barely visible. minutes later, the building collapses. translation: when the wall fell i remember thinking, _ "i have lost everything. we are all finished." i was underwater and hoping, "oh, god, please take

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlanters. on friday, a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. in the last hour, i spoke with our south asia editor for the bbc world service, anbarasan ethirajan. i asked him what do we know about the impact of these floods. as we speak now, thousands of people have been left homeless, they are waiting for food, shelter, and other help from humanitarian agencies and the authorities. now, these calamitous floods on fridayjust swept through villages, taking down walls on its way, houses, livestock, and also farmland, importantly, for many of those living in the rural areas. so these are devastating floods. we are talking about hundreds killed and thousands injured, and the economic impact is quite huge because people's wealth in these rural areas are livestock and most of the livestock has been wiped out. and people will come back to their houses, whatever is remaining there, they find that their houses are full of mud

the northern province of baghlan is the worst affected, with an estimated 300 people dead and 2,000 homesies is expected to rise. 0ur correspondent caroline davies is there, and filed this report. we followed the trail of devastation for miles, following where that body of water had come down, destroying homes, destroying livelihoods, wheat crops, livestock. and finally, we reached one of the villages that had been the worst affected. some of these villages further up in the mountainside are still entirely cut off because the roads to reach them have been swept away. the longer we spent with people there, the more we were able to get more information, more details, about exactly what had happened when that water hit. and we were able to find out about some truly incredible rescues. friday afternoon, the main street of this village is a raging torrent. 0n the roof, noor ahmad and his family barely visible. minutes later, the building collapses. translation: when the wall fell i remember thinking, _ "i have lost everything. we are all finished." i was underwater and hoping, "oh, god, please

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlanhose stranded by the floodwaters. on friday, a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. let's speak to anbarasan ethirajan, south asia editor for the bbc world service. what more do we know that the impact of these floods? figs what more do we know that the impact of these floods?— of these floods? as we speak, thousands _ of these floods? as we speak, thousands of _ of these floods? as we speak, thousands of people _ of these floods? as we speak, thousands of people have - of these floods? as we speak, | thousands of people have been of these floods? as we speak, - thousands of people have been left homeless, they are waiting for food, shelter, and other help from humanitarian agencies and the authorities. now, this calamitous flood on fridayjust swept through villages, taking down water is on its way, houses, livestock, and livestock for many of those living in rural areas. devastating floods, we are talking about

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlane been sent to rescue those stranded by the floodwaters. on friday, a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. a little earlier i spoke to our reporter sofia bettiza, who's been following the story. she gave this update. a state of emergency has now been declared in the part of the country in the north where the floods are taking place. what has happened is the northern part of the country has been hit by unusually heavy rain, and that has caused the flooding we are looking at now. the bbc has been sent videos and images from people in the area and those show violent torrents of water sweeping through houses in several villages. there are people trapped in their homes, under the rubble, under the mud. we do not yet know the full scale of the damage, but as you mentioned, the un has confirmed that more than 300 people have died, more than 2000 houses have been destroyed, and many people have been left homeless. just

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlan to rescue those stranded by the floodwaters. on friday, a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. 0ur south asia editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. emergency teams have intensified the relief to thousands of people who have been displaced by this calamitous flood and on friday rivers carrying water and mud and storms tore through villages sweeping away houses, livestock and vital infrastructure and the aid agencies estimate that nearly half a million people have been severely affected and dozens are still missing and pictures on social media showed how desperate the situation was where people were totally drenched in mud and were rescued, women and children, from these flood waters and at the same time people were crying after seeing their entire houses wiped away. one resident said his wife and four children were swept away by this torrent while he was watching helplessly from the other side of the river, so th

the northern province of baghlan is the worst affected, with an estimated 300 people dead and 2—thousandcasualties is expected to rise. 0ur correspondent caroline davies is there, and filed this report. we are grateful for your time here. just describe to me what you actually witnessed in some of those areas. ., ~' actually witnessed in some of those areas. ., ~ , ., y . actually witnessed in some of those areas. . ~ , . ., areas. thank you very much for havin: areas. thank you very much for having me- _ areas. thank you very much for having me- i— areas. thank you very much for having me. i was— areas. thank you very much for having me. i wasjust _ areas. thank you very much for having me. i wasjust in - areas. thank you very much for having me. i wasjust in the - having me. i was just in the affected area today and it is really devastating. i woman that i met with in one village, one third of women said their homes had been destroyed. there wasn't a single person that i met who hadn't been affected. it might be partially destroyed, they have lost so much. just might be partially destro

taliban officials in afghanistan say at least 60 people have died in flash floods in the northern province of baghland at least five districts had been hit — according to a taliban spokesman. brazil has announced the release of $10 billion to help rescue efforts and reconstruction in the state of rio grande do sul. at least 113 people have died, more than 100 are still missing, and more than 330 thousand have been displaced. at donald trump's criminal trial in new york, his former white house assistant madeleine westerhout continued her evidence, describing a complex system to get post, including cheques, from trump tower to the white house, where he allegedly signed some cheques without reviewing them. earlier this week the adult film actress stormy daniels testified, clashing with mr trump's defence team during a combative cross—examination. donald trump's former lawyer and long—time fixer michael cohen is expected to take the stand on monday. the former us president denies falsifying business records to conceal a payment to ms daniels for her silence over an alleged sexual encounter in 2006. our n

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlann sent to rescue those stranded by the floodwaters. on friday, a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. with me is our reporter sofia bettiza who has been following the story. this sounds like a desperate situation. what more can you tell us? that is right. desperate and devastating few hours for thousands of people in afghanistan put up essentially, what happened is that the northern part of the country has been hit by unusually heavy rainfall and that has caused the flooding that we are looking at. now, the bbc has been sent several videos and images from some people in the country and those show the scale of the damage and in those images we can see violent torrents of water sweeping through houses. people trapped in their own homes trying to get to safety by climbing on top of their rooftops but also people who are believed to be trapped under the mud and under the rubble. now, as you said, the un is saying th

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlaneen sent to rescue those stranded by the floodwaters. on friday, a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. avand azeez agha is from the international organization for migration in the afghan capital kabul and he gave his assessment on the situation. the images coming in naturally devastating. according to additional reports from the afghanistan national disaster management authority as well as teams on the ground, floods in many areas have resulted in over 300 deaths and, sadly, we expect the number to rise. flood has also destroyed 2000 homes for the impact has been catastrophic. arth and partners have team on the grounds who are assessing damage and providing urgent need to those impacted. let's get some of the day's other news 110w. ukraine's president zelensky has said his troops are conducting counter—attacks for a second day in the north—eastern border region of kharkiv. but he's admitted defensive operations

officials in afghanistan say at least fifty people have died in flash floods in the northern province of baghlan five districts had been hit — according to a taliban spokesman. experts say a relatively dry winter has made it more difficult for the soil to absorb the rain. brazil announced the release of ten billion dollars to help rescue efforts and reconstruction in the state of rio grande do sul. at least 113 people have died, more than 100 are still missing, and more than 330 thousand have been displaced. forecasts project that the state should see rains on friday that persist through the weekend. hundreds of climate protesters clashed with police in germany after attempting to storm the tesla factory near berlin. several people including at least three police officers were injured. police made several arrests as demonstrators blocked a nearby motorway and interrupted the railway service — claming tesla's plans to double the size of its factory would damage the environment. climate campaigners have camped out in woods near the factory since february. stay with us here on bbc news hello there.

a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc that most of the casualties were in the province of baghlan a massive torrent of water swept away hundreds of houses in several villages. dozens of people are still missing. the most powerful solar storm in more than two decades has been hitting the earth, triggering spectacular celestial light shows in many parts of the world and bringing possible disruptions to satellites and power grids. such storms occur when the sun emits large clouds of particles, with scientists expecting this one to persist into the weekend. it means people across britain have been able to see the northern lights, a phenomenon which isn't normally visible to people in southern england. this was the scene in the skies over 0xford. helena wilkinson has more. a tantalising glimpse of the spectacular light show that was about to unfold across the uk. at crosby beach in liverpool, people gathered to witness the breathtaking sight, a burst of colour lighting up the clear overnight sky. the northern lights made a rare appearance across the uk. this was manchester, the city ba

afghanistan say at least 60 people have died in flash floods caused by heavy rains in the northern province of baghlant for friday night and the number of casualties is expected to increase. brazil's sports minister has asked the football confederation to temporarily suspend all national football competitions because of the floods that have devastated the state of rio grande do sul. at least 126 people have died and more than 400,000 have been forced to leave their homes. barron trump, the youngest son of the former us president, has declined to serve as a delegate at the republican national convention. the florida republican party had announced that the 18—year—old would be among those selecting donald trump as the party's presidential nominee, but the office of former first lady melania trump now appears to have shot down the idea, citing "prior commitments". at donald trump's criminal trial in new york, his former white house assistant, madeleine westerhout, kicked off this week's final day of testimony. she described a complex system to get mail — including cheques — from trump tower to the white