Monsoon-driven flash floods hit Afghanistan’s Nuristan province, killing at least 20 people, according to multiple reports. The flooding is described as sudden and severe, with water sweeping through affected areas as residents and responders deal with damage and disrupted access. Rescue teams are racing to reach impacted communities, but the extent of damage and the difficulty of getting to some locations slow efforts. The reports describe the devastation as ongoing, with rescue and assessment operations continuing as authorities coordinate response activities in the province. While the sources agree on the death toll and the location—Nuristan province—they do not provide a detailed breakdown of numbers by district or information on additional injuries beyond the fatalities mentioned. Overall, both outlets characterize the disaster as linked to monsoon conditions and highlight the immediate emergency response effort to find survivors, recover bodies, and assess the situation.