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Coldest, Harsh Winter: 124 Dies Due To Freezing Weather Conditions in Afghanistan; 70,000 Livestock Affected
According to a report, about 124 died and 70,000 livestock suffered from freezing weather conditions in Afghanistan. Humanitarian assistance has been affected due to the recent banning of female workers. Read here for more weather news.
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