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Death toll in Afghanistan cold snap rises to 166, official says

  • Afghanistan has been frozen by temperatures as low as -33 degrees Celsius since Jan 10
  • Aid agencies had earlier warned more than half of 38 million Afghans were facing hunger
By AFP ·

As winter turns hazardous, Pakistan’s poor are left out in the cold

By RAJA RIAZ ·

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