Following the earthquake that struck eastern Afghanistan, the village of Wadir was completely destroyed, with no house left standing, and each dwelling recorded at least one dead or injured.
Ana Maria Eftene
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The rescuers, facing challenges like heroes, continue to search for survivors in the rubble, while hospitals are overwhelmed by the large number of injured. The epicenter of the earthquake was located near Jalalabad, at a depth of only 8 kilometers, and the region is experiencing aftershocks.
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