A recent earthquake in eastern Afghanistan resulted in over 800 fatalities. The initial quake had a magnitude of 6.0 and was succeeded by another with a magnitude of 5.2 the following day. In the aftermath, some victims were reportedly buried on a mountaintop due to challenging terrain that made it difficult to retrieve their bodies.
Yama Bariz from the BBC visited the Devagul Valley to assess the damage and gather firsthand accounts from residents about their experiences during the quake. The situation highlights the challenges faced in disaster recovery in affected regions.
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