阿富汗东部强震至少1000人丧命 联合国出手援助
阿富汗东南部城市柯斯特附近（星号处）22日发生规模6.1地震。Image Via earthquake.usgs.gov
阿富汗官员22日表示，境内东部的偏远边境地区在一夜之间遭规模6.1强震侵袭，至少有1000人死亡、数百人受伤，随着救难人员在倒塌民房中拼命挖掘，预计伤亡人数将持续增加。
Hundreds of Afghans were killed by a deadly earthquake in the provinces of Khost, Paktia, and Paktika.
We appeal to the international community to come to urgent aid, as our people have already been crushed by severe starvation as a result of imposed sanctions. pic.twitter.com/90dkLdsKRE— Shafi Azam (@ShafiOriakhil) June 22, 2022
美国地质调查所（USGS）指出，这起强震发生于巴基斯坦边界附近，震央在距离阿富汗东南部城市柯斯特（Khost）约44公里处。
灾情严重的巴克迪卡省（Paktika）资讯和文化部门负责人胡扎法（Mohammad Amin Huzaifa）表示：「民众正一个接一个地挖著坟墓。」他还说，光是巴克迪卡省就有至少1000人丧命。
他告诉记者：「当地还在下雨，所有房屋都震毁。民众仍被困在瓦砾堆之下。」
随着难以到达的偏远山区传来伤亡消息，死亡人数一整天来不断增加，阿富汗最高领袖艾昆萨达（Hibatullah Akhundzada）已经警告说，强震造成的死亡人数可能会进一步攀升。
At least 250 people have lost their lives after a powerful earthquake jolted #Afghanistan's Paktika province.
Prayers for the victims of this horrendous tragedy. Sadly, the world has been quick to forget about #Afghans. #paktika #AfghanWomen #earthquake pic.twitter.com/Rcygdaq2OR
— Hamza Azhar Salam (@HamzaAzhrSalam) June 22, 2022
稍早，巴克迪卡省一位部落首领指出，幸存者和救难人员正忙着帮助那些受影响的灾民。
曼佐（Yaqub Manzor）透过电话告诉法新社：「当地市场已经关闭，所有人都已赶往受灾地区。」
贴在社群媒体上的照片和影片显示，这些偏远乡村地区有许多严重受损的泥屋。
部分画面显示，当地民众将灾民送上军用直升机。
联合国人道事务协调厅（OCHA）已经在第一份回应公告中表示，人道合作伙伴正准备与阿富汗塔利班（Taliban）当局协调，以协助巴克迪卡省和柯斯特省（Khost）的受灾户。
联合国人道事务协调厅指出，确定的直接需求包括紧急创伤照护、紧急避难和非粮食物品、粮食援助，还有水、公共卫生和个人卫生等支援。
Over 300 killed and more than 500 injured in earthquake at Afghanistan. Mostly in Paktika and Khost provinces. Rescue ops underway in many villages. Casualties likely to increase. pic.twitter.com/2VUF5BmRJO
— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) June 22, 2022
More than 250 people have been killed after a deadly 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck 44km from the south-east city of Khost, Afghanistan.
Afghan Red Crescent is on the ground responding.
Crucial relief items are on the way and mobile health teams have been mobilized. pic.twitter.com/Jy3aZdZp33
— IFRC Asia Pacific (@IFRCAsiaPacific) June 22, 2022
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