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　　New Delhi: Wholesale price-based inflation was unchanged at 1.08 per cent in August even as prices of food items rose, govement data showed on Monday.The wholesale price index (WPI)-based inflation was at 1.08 per cent in July this year and 4.62 per cent in August 2018. Inflation in food articles rose to 7.67 per cent in August from 6.15 per cent in July this year mainly on account of rise in prices of vegetables and protein-rich items.Vegetable inflation too rose to 13.07 per cent in the month under Foldable Gazebos for sale review as against 10.67 per cent in July 2019. Inflation in protein-rich items like egg, meat and fish rose to 6.60 per cent last month from 3.16 per cent in July. However, fuel and power basket continued to witnessed deflation at 4 per cent in August as against 3.64 per cent in July.

　　The Pakistan Red Crescent said Wednesday that snow was already falling in some areas across the region, forcing them to wait for the weather to clear before being able to reach out to those communities."Winter is coming and soon there will be snow everywhere, the children won't survive the cold," Shahroon, a resident of Usiak village in Chitral, told AFP.Shahroon, who goes by one name, said children in his family as young as four were sleeping outside."If we stay here the kids will die we have lost everything already and can't afford to see these children die in front of us, they are the only valuables we have now."Weste charities said the Taliban presence in Afghanistan was hindering relief efforts.The militants on Wednesday claimed to have overrun the remote district of Darqad in the earthquake-hit northe province of Takhar, underscoring the fragile security situation facing relief workers.

　　The insurgents have vowed their fighters would provide "complete help" in affected areas.'We won't wait'Afghan officials said 115 people were confirmed dead and hundreds more injured, with casualties reported from around half a dozen of the country's 34 provinces, and more than 7,600 homes reported damaged.Desperate survivors were left marooned on mountaintops in Badakhshan, the remote province where the epicentre of the earthquake was located and where much of the territory is controlled by the Taliban.The earthquake was centred near Jurm in northeast Afghanistan, 250 kilometres (160 miles) from the capital Kabul and at a depth of 213.5 kilometres, the US Geological Survey said.