INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Thomas West, the US special representative for Afghanistan, said Monday the United States is deeply saddened by the devastating floods in
different parts of the country and that its partners in the country are mobilizing emergency aid, including food and water.Karen Decker, the
US Embassy&s charge d&affaires for Afghanistan, also posted a message on X and said the US is heartbroken by loss of life in Baghlan and
elsewhere in Afghanistan after heavy rains and flash floods.&The United States joins others in mobilizing emergency relief, food, and
medical supplies through partners to support recovery efforts,& Decker said.The occurrence of devastating floods in several provinces of the
country, especially in Baghlan, has caused casualties and huge financial losses to local residents.Based on the latest statistics, more than
300 people have died in two districts of Baghlan.A large number of aid organizations, including the European Union&s Office for Civil
Protection and Humanitarian Aid, OCHA, the International Organization for Migration and the World Health Organization, are providing
assistance to the flood victims.The post US partners in Afghanistan mobilizing emergency aid for flood victims: Thomas West first appeared
