A road accident in eastern Afghanistan kills at least 22 people and injures around 36 others after a truck carrying Afghan refugees who have recently returned from Pakistan overturns. Multiple outlets report that the crash happens on a highway linking Kabul with Nangarhar, in or near Laghman province. Officials quoted by several sources say the driver loses control when he reportedly falls asleep, and the truck then falls into a ditch before overturning. Among the dead are reported to be 10 children and five women. The injured are taken to hospitals in Nangarhar, according to local officials. The incident is described as part of the ongoing movement of Afghans returning from neighboring countries, where officials and humanitarian observers say conditions and travel risks are high. Sources also note that traffic accidents are common in Afghanistan, citing poorly maintained roads and unsafe driving practices. The reports are consistent on the overall death toll, the approximate number of injured, and the main circumstances leading to the crash.