Reports project that more than 1000 people have lost their lives, 1500 are injured, and many are still missing after a 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border last night. In a remote area already ravaged by war, in a country wrecked by extreme poverty, starvation, fear, violence, and daily struggle, this is another catastrophe for families trying to exist.
Read MoreAs conflicts rage in fifteen provinces of Afghanistan, thousands of families have been left homeless who are now going through horrific situations.
Read MoreFor a visual and compelling glimpse into the lives of Afghans during the COVID-19 crisis, check out this article by Stefanie Glinski, a writer and photographer for The Guardian, in Kabul.
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