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Seasonal diseases on the rise in Nangarhar: Health officials

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Officials from Nangarhar Provincial Hospital say the number of people suffering from seasonal diseases, including pneumonia, has increased in the province over the past month.

According to the officials, thousands of people, both adults and children, have visited the hospital for treatment in this time.

“In the last month, 13,500 patients visited our OPD department, out of which, approximately 1,220 patients were hospitalized in different units,” said Fazlullah Sirat, head of Nangarhar Provincial Hospital.

Meanwhile, hospital doctors stated that the rate of seasonal diseases in adults and children has increased compared to previous years, with a high percentage of patients dealing with breathing problems and high fevers.

“Pneumonia has really increased in the province,” said a doctor.

“Respiratory patients should use masks in crowded places to prevent this disease [from spreading],” said another doctor.

Patients being treated at the hospital have voiced satisfaction over their treatment.

“The administration and doctors of this hospital have paid special attention [to me], I am satisfied with them,” said one patient.

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Four members of one family killed in Helmand in Pakistan airstrike

The family, originally from Ghazni province, reportedly operated a small restaurant in the area.

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Four members of a family were killed and seven others wounded in an airstrike in Safar area of Garmser district in southern Afghanistan’s Helmand province, according to local reports.

The family, originally from Ghazni province, reportedly operated a small restaurant in the area.

The bodies of those killed and the wounded were transported by helicopter to Ghazni province for burial and medical treatment, according to the reports.

 

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UNAMA acting chief visits Islam Qala border to assess support for returnees

UN launched a $529 million response plan aimed at assisting around 2.7 million Afghans expected to return from Iran and Pakistan between April and December 2026.

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Georgette Gagnon, UNAMA’s acting head, visited western Afghanistan, including the Islam Qala border crossing, to see firsthand UN efforts to support millions of Afghans returning from neighboring Iran and Pakistan.

Earlier this year, the UN launched a $529 million response plan aimed at assisting around 2.7 million Afghans expected to return from Iran and Pakistan between April and December 2026.

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Rashid Khan, Azmatullah Omarzai maintain top spots in ICC ODI rankings

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Afghanistan’s cricket stars Rashid Khan and Azmatullah Omarzai have maintained their positions at the top of the latest ICC Men’s ODI rankings.

Rashid Khan remains the No. 1 ODI bowler in the world with 714 rating points.

Pakistan’s Abrar Ahmed is second with 675 points, while South Africa’s Keshav Maharaj has moved up to third with 667 points.

New Zealand’s Mitchell Santner is fourth with 644 points, followed by India’s Kuldeep Yadav on 623.

Meanwhile, Azmatullah Omarzai continues to hold the top position in the ICC ODI all-rounder rankings with 337 points, giving Afghanistan two players at No. 1 in different ODI categories. Sikandar Raza of Zimbabwe and Mehidy Hasan Miraz of Bangladesh follow him in the list.

Rashid and Omarzai have been key figures in Afghanistan’s rise in international cricket, with their performances contributing significantly to the team’s success across formats.
 
 
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