United Nation's teams provide Assistance after deadly Devastating floods hit Afghanistan.

UN humanitarian teams scrambled to get lifesaving aid to population devastated by devastating floods in northeastern Afghanistan over the weekend, the UN reported Sunday.

Afghan floods have reportedly killed at least 300 people, including 51 children, with many more injured, with these figures expected to increase as additional reports come in, according to United Nations.

United Nation's Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his condolences to the families of the victims.

“The United Nations and its partners in Afghanistan are coordinating with the de facto authorities to swiftly assess needs and provide emergency assistance,” said his spokesperson in a statement, extending wishes for a swift recovery to those injured and condolences to the families of the victims.

Most of the casualties were reported in Baghlan province, where heavy rains destroyed an estimated 3,000 houses, flooded farmland, washed away livestock, closed schools and damaged health centers.