Nineteen deaths in Death Desert

Nineteen people died in Nimroz Province in southwestern Afghanistan due to thirst and drought while attempting to cross the desert toward Iran. Fourteen bodies were found in the Reij Lalu area, and another five in the desert region of Dasht Margho, known as the "Death Desert," as a result of extreme heat and water shortages. This incident is considered one of the worst drought-related fatalities in the region and highlights the ongoing crisis of displacement and forced migration amidst harsh climatic conditions.

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