KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) warns that in 2024, approximately half of Afghanistan’s population will require humanitarian aid.
KABUL (SW) – The General Directorate of Passports at the Ministry of Interior has announced that starting this Wednesday, in-person applications for passports will be resumed in the capital due to the insufficient capacity to handle a high volume of online applications.
PARWAN (SW) – A number of residents of Parwan say that they and their relatives are suffering from cracked heels disease, expressing concern over its increase. They add that so far, they have not been able to find an effective way to treat it.
ZABUL (SW) – A number of residents of the Atghar district in Zabul report a significant increase in travel time due to the breakdown of the communication road from Qalat city, the provincial capital, what was once a three-hour journey has now extended to a staggering 24 hours, according to the resident.
BALKH (SW) – At the peak of heightened concerns about the challenging economic situation, the writing of medical prescriptions in encrypted ways has drawn criticism from a number of Balkh residents.
KABUL (SW) – Despite the common belief that starting a business requires substantial funds, there are individuals who have initiated small enterprises with limited resources and creativity.
GHAZNI (SW) – Ghazni Public Hospital, housing 300 beds, caters to clients and patients not only from Ghazni but also from neighboring provinces. Despite the main building of Ghazni public hospital being partially constructed, the medical staff has been attending to hundreds of patients daily in the auxiliary buildings for the past four years.
KABUL (SW) – Seelab Charitable Foundation organized a group wedding for 50 young couples on Monday, in Kabul.
MONITORING (SW) – Rescue groups in Gaza report that 76 members of a large family have been killed in an Israeli air strike.
ZABUL (SW) – Zabul, located in the chilly southern region of Afghanistan, witnesses its residents relying heavily on various heating sources to combat the winter cold.
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ZABUL (SW) – A number of residents of Atghar district of Zabul say that besides lacking water for the crops, they also face challenges due to the unavailability of drinking water.
