Afghanistan National Environmental Protection Agency said that it had urged international organizations to resume work on 32 small and large environmental projects.

The Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) reported that, at least 42 people were killed and 54 injured in 13 provinces of Afghanistan due to the natural disaster over the previous month.

According to local media, Pakistan rejected Bangladesh’s offer to supply humanitarian aids worth of Tk 14 million (roughly $145,000), as the country continued to suffer great lose during monsoon flooding.

Flow of floods in the Qargahi district of Ghazni, killed 10 people and injured 3 others.

Four people killed and forty-eight others suffered injuries when a passenger bus toppled over due to flooding in Zabul.

Indonesian rescue teams flew helicopters stuffed with food to remote flood-hit communities on Saturday as the death toll from the disaster jumped to 53 and fears grew about the possibility of more torrential rain.