Kabul Hospital Survivor Recalls 'Doomsday' After Pakistani Air Strike

• A Pakistani air strike on a Kabul drug rehabilitation center left hundreds dead and dozens injured, according to the Afghan Taliban government.
• Ahmad, 50, the sole survivor among his 25 dorm-mates, described the scene as "like doomsday" with the whole place catching fire.
• The strike reportedly killed at least 400 people and injured 250, though Pakistan denied targeting the facility, claiming it struck military installations.
• Mohammad Mian, a radiology staffer, noted that many young patients in container-like rooms did not survive the "extremely terrifying" attack.
• The devastation was evident at the site, with blackened walls, destroyed structures, and personal items scattered among the rubble.