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81 years ago today, the U.S. B-29 bomber Enola Gay dropped the world's first deployed atomic bomb. A hundred thousand people were killed. John Hersey's pioneering piece, "Hiroshima," tells the stories of six who lived. A young woman working in a tin plant, a doctor at a private hospital, a widow, a German missionary, a young surgeon, and a local reverend—all wondered why they had survived the blast, which arrived as a soundless flash. "It seemed a sheet of sun," one recalled. Revisit Hersey's intimate, deeply reported piece following those survivors through the deadly day, and the ruin and recovery that followed: https://t.co/FDIG4Pqwyh
@AISEschool In current financial challenges I am not sure Afghan student would be able to pay the fees for an American school.
Someone should sponsor the program
@realZalmayMK Just for your information: Kankor exam is already held during past 3 months, the result has been announced this week, the next Kankor is a year away.
@SamiYousafzaii As the victims of ongoing carnage are all Pashton, it looks like some behind the scene organizers are constantly working to keep the fire burning in Pashton belt on both side of the Durand line. Whenever tension dwindle something dreadful happens.
The death toll has risen to eight with 97 others injured following the Pakistani strikes in Kunar. Doctors in local hospitals are appealing to residents to donate blood for the wounded victims as more victims were expected after artillery firing on Sarkanoo district.
The latest casualty figures from the Pakistani attack in Kunar: 7 people have been killed and more than 75 wounded so far, all of whom have been admitted to hospitals. According to the Taliban government’s Ministry of Higher Education 30 of the injured are university students.