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Kabul [Afghanistan], September 2 ANI : Flash floods in Afghanistan have affected more than 100,000 people this year, devastating 30 of the country 34 provinces, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs ; OCHA report. 85,000 people have received flood-relief assistance including food, tents, medical attention, water, sanitation, hygiene kits and other essential items, Khaama Press reported citing the OCHA report. In addition to the 250 people who were killed by the recent floods, over 100,000 Afghans have been harmed by flooding in various regions of the country. The total number of flood-relat
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BANGOR, Maine 鈥?Robert Johnson Jr. had a daily routine about two years ago. A homeless man, Johnson would get up in the morning, buy alcohol at a local store, and, he said, walk along the Bangor waterfront and think about how I could throw myself into the water. An alcoholic suffering from scoliosis, the 54-year-old totally disabled U.S. Army veteran has spent the last 19 months sober and the last year in housing in Brewer. He had a message for others attending Homeless Vigil 2016 at Hammond Street Congregational Church on Wednesday night:There is hope. Dont be so quick to judge the homeless, Johnson said Wednesday. People can be homeless because of a fire. They can be homeless because the mill closed. They can be homeless because they are ill. The social workers and homeless shelter advocates who attended the 11-year-old annual ceremony on Wednesday did so to mourn the people who died without homes in 2016 but also to celebrate the victors over homelessness such as Johnson.Bruce Hews, campus manager of Hope House, one of the Bangor areas three homeless shelters, said he knows of 10 homeless
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