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US Aid Control Flaws Possibly Aided Militants in Afghanistan

WASHINGTON: Two State Department offices failed to demonstrate compliance with internal policies to vet aid groups in Taliban-run Afghanistan that received $293 million in funds, raising the risk that extremists could benefit, a US watchdog said on Tuesday. Wednesday. “It is critical for the state to know who actually benefits from this assistance in order to prevent aid from being diverted to the Taliban or other sanctioned parties,” the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) report said. The Taliban, the report said, sought to secure US aid funds “through several means, including the establishment of humanitarian organizations,” underscoring the

November 25, 2023

News Desk

Manual drilling possibly in final stage to rescue trapped workers

INDIA: The rescue of 41 workers trapped in a highway tunnel in the Indian Himalayas for two weeks will take much longer than previously expected as rescuers switch to manual drilling after machinery was damaged, officials said Saturday. The heavy drill brought in to break up nearly 60 meters of debris was damaged on Friday and was completely withdrawn, government officials said, adding that the last 10-15 meters will have to be broken with manual power tools. The men, construction workers from some of India’s poorest states, have been stuck in the 4.5km tunnel being built in Uttarakhand state since

November 25, 2023

News Desk

Manual drilling possibly in final stage to rescue trapped workers

INDIA: Efforts to rescue 41 workers trapped in a highway tunnel in the Indian Himalayas for two weeks will be further slowed as rescuers consider drilling through the last 10 meters of debris by hand, an official said on Saturday. The heavy drill used to break through the nearly 60 meters of debris was damaged on Friday and must be fully withdrawn, according to an official statement. The men, construction workers from some of India’s poorest states, have been stuck in the 4.5km tunnel being built in Uttarakhand state since it caved in early on November 12. Authorities said they

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