KABUL: Taliban in Afghanistan has refused to just accept help from Pakistan for earthquake victims, Pakistan-based The Categorical Tribune newspaper reported.
Afghanistan was struck by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake final Saturday, leaving no less than 1,000 individuals lifeless and affecting many villages. There was additional harm when one other quake hit the area on Wednesday.

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Pakistan provided help to the nation as Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar introduced sending rescue and aid groups together with important help. Nevertheless, the consignment and rescuers weren’t dispatched to Afghanistan after Kabul refused to provide clearance. Though there was no official phrase from both facet, the present rigidity between the 2 nations gave the impression to be the principle motive for the Afghan rejection.
As per The Categorical Tribune, the principle motive Pakistan didn’t ship rescue and aid groups and the help was due to the Afghan Taliban’s reluctance to just accept them.
The event was seen within the context of ongoing rigidity between the 2 nations over the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
Pakistan’s latest collection of strikes that embrace the deportation of all unlawful Afghan immigrants, visa coverage for Afghans and restrictions imposed on Afghan imports, additional sophisticated relations between the 2 nations.
At a weekly information briefing on Thursday, Overseas Workplace spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch stated Pakistan expressed deep sympathy with its Afghan “brothers and sisters, as they face a very difficult situation following the earthquake that took place a few days ago”.
“Pakistan also stands in solidarity with its Afghan brothers and sisters and remains in contact with the Interim Afghan Government to meet any needs that they may have during the relief and recovery efforts,” she added with out additional sharing particulars as to why Pakistan didn’t dispatch help to the neighbouring nation but.
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“We are deeply concerned about the fast-deteriorating and dire humanitarian situation in Gaza due to the inhumane blockade and collective punishment by Israeli forces. The decision to cut off electricity, fuel and water supplies is unjust and should be reversed, as it would severely impact the lives of the Palestinians residing in the enclave,” she burdened, as per Daybreak.