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Two Killed, 13 Injured in Traffic Accident in Nangarhar

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2 October 2026 - Solar Hijri Date: 1405/07/10 [t_time:1790934359]
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The Taliban’s police command in Nangarhar says that two people were killed and 13 others injured after a vehicle overturned in the province.

The Taliban said on Thursday, October 1, that the incident occurred in the “Farm-e Chahar” area of Bati Kot district.

According to the Taliban, children are also among those injured.

The Taliban’s police command has urged drivers to observe traffic rules and avoid speeding.

Speeding, driver negligence, and the poor condition of some roads are among the reported causes of a number of such incidents.

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