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Hedayatullah Amid

Hedayatullah Amid is a freelance photojournalist/video journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan. His works have been published in major national and international media outlets such as Washington Post, New York Times, the Guardian, Time LightBox, CNN, BBC, World Photo, The Times, The Seattle Times, Boston, Walls Street Journal, TIME Magazine, and several other international media outlets. Hedayat’s photography has won prizes from UNESCO, Premio Luchetta, the British Embassy in Kabul, and in 2015, one of his photos was selected as part of the top 100 photos of the year by Time magazine.

 
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At least seven people were killed and 14 injured after petrol cisterns burst into flames and exploded Saturday-Sunday night in Kabul. The fire destroyed power lines supplying electricity to part of the city, the authorities of the Afghan capital reported

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An Afghan soldier removes a baby from the maternity clinic in Kabul. Photograph: Hedayatullah Amid

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A group of insurgents has attacked an Afghan government building in Kabul. Photograph: Hedayatullah Amid

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Flames rise from the scene of a suicide car bomb attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, 24 December 2018. A group of insurgents attacked an Afghan government building in Kabul on 24 December. Hedayatullah Amid

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Afghan security officials inspect the scene of a bomb blast in Kabul, Afghanistan.Hedayatullah Amid

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Survivors of an avalanche wait to receive relief goods distributed by an Army helicopter in Paryan district of Panjshir province, Afghanistan, 28 February 2015. Hedayatullah Amid

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An Afghan security officer checks a family who has escaped from the volatile city of Ghazni province in the entrance gate of Kabul, Afghanistan on 13 August 2018. Hedayatullah Amid

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Afghan refugee Maimuna, photographed in Kabul in 2016. Photo by Hedayatullah Amid

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A bullet hole-riddled window at the scene of an attack at a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, earlier this year. Photograph: Hedayatullah Amid

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Heavy blizzards have triggered Afghanistan's worst avalanches in three decades, resulting in roughly 250 deaths and stranding residents of the mountainous Panjshir province, including those seen here waiting for an army helicopter to distribute supplies.

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National army soldiers arrive at the site of explosion near the military academy in Kabul. Hedayatullah Amid

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People help an injured victim after a suicide bomb attack that targeted a demonstration of the Hazara minority in Kabul, Afghanistan. HEDAYATULLAH AMID

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Afghan security officials use water cannon to disperse protesters demanding the government resigns. Photograph: Hedayatullah Amid

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A Taliban attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Wednesday killed at least five people and left more than 20 wounded.Credit...Hedayatullah Amid

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