According to Tolo News on Saturday, citing the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), more than 73,000 people have been affected by 12 consecutive days of rain and flooding across various provinces in Afghanistan.The UNFPA report indicates that the floods have caused widespread damage, destroying thousands of homes, agricultural land, and critical infrastructure such as roads. Displaced families, particularly women and children, are facing severe challenges in accessing healthcare services. There is an urgent need for food, shelter, and psychosocial support.Human rights organizations have called for increased aid to address the growing needs and prevent the situation from deteriorating further. ...