AT News KABUL: With 174 new positive cases in the last 24 hours, Afghanistan now officially has 35,463 coronavirus cases across the country. The Ministry of Public Health on Sunday said that out of 633 suspected samples, 174 were reported positive during the period. 17 patients have lost their lives …
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AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: Amritsar Six days after Pakistan announced the resumption of Afghan exports to India through the Attari-Wagah border to facilitate transit trade, the first consignment of goods crossed over to India in two trucks on Saturday. All covid-19 related protocols were followed. “Two trucks of licorice (mulethi) …
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AT News KABUL: Three members of a single family lost their lives after a motorcycle they were traveling in, hit with a roadside mine in northwestern Badghis province, official said on Saturday. The blast occurred on the Qala-i-Naw Abkamari highway, provincial official said. Parents and their children were killed in …
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AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: An Afghan Sikh named Nidan Singh Sachdeva who was kidnapped by the Taliban from Paktika province in eastern Afghanistan, almost a month ago, has been rescued. The incident happened when he was performing community service at a gurudwara. He was reportedly abducted by four men when …
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AT News KABUL: The Independent Human Rights Commission says that 17 armed attacks were carried out against mosques, gurudwaras and other worship places as well as prayer leaders and other worshippers since last October. It said that 170 people were killed in these attacks, while 272 more were wounded. The …
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AT News KABUL: Political and military analyst Ali Ahmad Jalali calls for lifting every obstacle put on the road to peace negotiations, saying that this is only the Taliban to get benefit from the talks postponement. Jalali, who served as interior minister under former president Hamid Karzai, said Saturday that …
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AT News KABUL: At least 129 civilians were killed and 291 others wounded in the violence committed by the Taliban in the past one month, an uptick in violence that potentially could undermine the fragile peace process. The Taliban fighters have continued their violent campaign against the Afghan civilians, the …
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AT News KABUL: Throughout decades of war, the Afghan children, who have often been deprived of education and from a joyful life, were triggered into conflicts by the armed groups that resulted into their killing, maiming and even losing part of their bodies during the conflicts. In northern Jawzjan province, …
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AT News KABUL: New cases of coronavirus in Afghanistan have again declined, up just 60, and the health authorities on Saturday called on the Afghan masses to not engage in premature jubilant, rather pay serious head to the health advice to completely halt daily infections. With 60 new positive cases …
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By Adil Ahmadzai The late Haji Mohammad Naeem Khan Kochi, son of the Ghazi Mohammad Jan Khan Kochi and grandson of the Malak Toti Khan was born in the year 1935 in a pious, respectable, famous and historical family in Hesarak village of Logar province. He passed the period of …
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