After the deadly earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, locals in the Gyan district are returning home to search for their belongings amid the rubble and destruction.

The quake on June 21 killed more than 1,000 people. In Gyan district alone, the death toll is around 250 people with more than 400 injured.

In this clip from June 23, residents are seen searching through rubble amid the ruins of their former homes.

The first interview is with Faqir, saying that "ten members of my family died in the quake, and only one woman and one child survived." He calls on aid agencies to help him build a house and shelter.

The second interviewee is Siddiq-ur-Rehman, also a resident of Gyan district. He says his house was destroyed in the quake, but no one was killed or injured, yet many of their belongings were buried in the chaos. "We don't have shelter at the moment and we are facing homelessness," he says.

After the deadly earthquake which struck estern part of Afghanistan killing more than 1000 peole , now locals in Gyan district in Paktita province are coming back to their home area to search for their belongings under the rubble , locals narrates the horrific incident and their pain .
total of 250 people have been killed and more than 400 injured in Gyan district alone

Transcript of two interviews in the video

First interview is of Faqir , he is a resident of Gyan district in Paktika province. He says "Ten members of my family died in the quake, and only one woman and one child survived," he said. He called on the aid agencies to help him build a house, shelter and other necessities.

Second local person in the interview identified himself as Siddiq-ur-Rehman, a resident of Gyan district. He said his house was also destroyed in the quake, but no one was killed or injured, but other belongings were buried. He said the quake killed at least five to eight people in each of his neighbors' homes. "We don't have shelter at the moment and we are facing homelessness," he said.