Several terrific visuals are appearing from the Afghanistan capital since the Taliban took control. Hundreds are trying to flee the incoming regime. While a video displayed hundreds surrounding a taxiing aircraft at Kabul airport, another showed a rush and chaos as people tried to board the last flights leaving Kabul before the airport was shut.

One of the most disturbing videos to emerge was of two persons falling from the sky from aircraft mid-air. Such is the desperation to leave that the deceased people were clinging on to one of the wheels of the aircraft on the outside, rather than being inside it. Another wrenching visual emerged on August 17 which is reportedly from the same chaos that unfolded at Kabul Airport. Now, the photo doing rounds on social media today is of an infant lying abandoned in a plastic crate and crying. The ailing baby is reportedly 7 months old and is a girl. She was separated from her parents and went missing in yesterday's chaos.

A couple living in PD-5 #Kabul blame that their 7 Months Baby went missing from Kabul Airport yesterday during the chaos. Up to this instance they couldn?t find him. @AsvakaNews trying to help them find their baby through missing announcements on social media. pic.twitter.com/TDsJEXUXAR

? A?vaka - ?????? News Agency (@AsvakaNews) August 17, 2021

According to the information, the infant's parents allegedly live in PD-5, Kabul, as reportedly by Afghanistan's Asvaka News Agency which is helping the family find their lost baby. 

The image has hurt several netizens who came out with scathing remarks against world powers and international agencies for failing to mitigate the situation unfolding in Afghanistan. People are singling out US President Joe Biden and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) in questioning them on their silence around the human catastrophe.

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