Mediaboss Marketing

A dispute between two families over the harvesting of pine nuts (Chilgoza)resulted in two fatalities and three injuries, according to local sources in the southeastern Afghan province ofPaktia.

Authorities from the Taliban in the province have confirmed the veracity of the occurrence, which involved a conflict between two families that resulted in the deaths of two people and serious injuries to three more.

According to Omar Badri, the spokesman for the Taliban chief of police in Paktia province, the tragedy took place in the Jani Khail district at around 6:00 in the morning on Saturday, September 3.

The conflict reportedly took place in the village of Dahan Khushk in the Jani Khail district ofPaktia province, and according to local sources, the injured peoples conditions are disconcerting.

Hospital management in the province of Paktia, however,has not yet provided any information about the conditionsof the injured.

A similar incident occurred in late August in the southeast Afghan province of Khost, where a land dispute between two families led to one fatality and 10 injuries.

With the cash-strapped Taliban in power, poverty, hunger, and unemployment at an all-time high, exacerbated by the asset freeze on Afghanistans foreign reserves, the number of crimes, suicides, family disputes, and honor killings has skyrocketed in various regions of Afghanistan.

Original post:
Dispute over Pine Nut Harvest in Southeast Afghanistan Results in 2 Deaths and 3 Injuries - The Khaama Press News Agency - The Khaama Press News...