Region Alert assesses that the 5-day severe weather warning for Khatlon Province concludes today, but the operational impact remains severe. On May 24, Radio Ozodi reported that victims of the recent Kulob mudslides (~40km from operating area) are still living in tents and mosques. The Ministry of Transport maintains 24/7 road crew deployments along the Muminabad-Kulob-Dushanbe corridor to manage debris and closures. Government surveillance of religious activities remains a critical threat to foreign personnel. Asia-Plus reported on May 15 that individuals in Isfara and Shahrituz were heavily fined (up to 7,020 TJS) for unauthorized online religious teaching and distributing religious literature. This enforcement pattern applies to ALL non-state-sanctioned religious expression, including Christian worship. Economically, the impending September 1 tax on electronic wallets has caused merchants in Dushanbe and Khatlon to refuse digital payments. Regionally, the UN warned of terrorism threats from Afghanistan under Taliban rule, while Iran continues to push regional influence
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