Rescue crews in Afghanistan search for missing, dead in rubble left by flash flooding

Rescue crews in Afghanistan are searching for survivors and bodies among the rubble of buildings destroyed by devastating flash floods that authorities say have killed nearly two dozen people and left more than 100 people missing
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