The death toll rises to 78 in the severe winter weather in Afghanistan.

The media reported that this was the country’s worst winter in 15 years.

In several parts of Afghanistan, the temperature has been recorded at minus 34 degrees Celsius, and in the face of this situation, about 77,000 farm animals have died, affecting the country’s food security, according to foreign reports.

It is in a background where Afghanistan is facing a severe economic crisis under the rule of the Taliban.

An official of the Afghan Ministry of Disaster Management said that global attention should be focused on providing humanitarian aid to the affected people as the situation may worsen in the next few days.

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