Afghanistan has been hit by two powerful aftershocks, occurring 12 hours apart, following earlier earthquakes that have killed an estimated 2,205 people. Rescuers face challenges due to mountainous terrain and harsh weather as survivors urgently need basic amenities and aid.

• Total estimated deaths from the earthquakes and aftershocks have reached 2,205, with 3,640injuries reported by the Taliban administration.
• The World Health Organization (WHO) is seeking $4 million in funds to address critical needs like healthcare and disease surveillance, warning of potential delays in activities due to a funding gap.
• The latest aftershocks included a magnitude 6.2 tremor in Nangarhar province on Thursday night and a magnitude 5.4 quake on Friday, compounding the destruction of over 6,700 homes.