The move comes as Afghan medical students continue to challenge PMDC directives that could affect their ability to continue their studies in Pakistan.
Videos released by the group show people digging several graves at an unidentified location.
The delegation reviewed the laboratory’s procedures for testing medicines and food products destined for export, with discussions focusing on quality, safety and technical standards.
In Parun, the capital of Nuristan province, 23 people were killed in flooding, while water services for around 1,000 families were disrupted.
The latest order means the 13 students cannot be expelled while the court considers their petitions and awaits responses from the relevant authorities.