Kabul : Kabul The residents faced problems earning money and supporting their livelihood and basic needs under the leadership of the Taliban. Afghanistan Government rule.
Afghans who are supporting their daily needs by driving taxis and small shuttle buses complain they hardly earn anything due to rising fuel prices, reported TASS
“gasoline prices gallop up to 20 percent or 40 percent as of the beginning of August; No consistency, queues at retail sites don’t allow anything to be planned and counted,” TASS quoted a driver as saying.
Increase in food prices due to food imports from Pakistan And Iran has affected buyers and sellers as well. The shortage of medicines is another problem facing Kabul residents.
“The prices of flour have gone up by 30 per cent, vegetables by 50 per cent, some grains and many essential medicines are difficult to get,” said a resident of Kabul.
Restrictions on cash withdrawal from banks have also created complications. No more than 20,000 Afghans have been evacuated per week.
“Now the issue of survival comes to the fore and the threat of suffering is the primary cause of despair,” residents of Kabul told TASS.
Afghans who are supporting their daily needs by driving taxis and small shuttle buses complain they hardly earn anything due to rising fuel prices, reported TASS
“gasoline prices gallop up to 20 percent or 40 percent as of the beginning of August; No consistency, queues at retail sites don’t allow anything to be planned and counted,” TASS quoted a driver as saying.
Increase in food prices due to food imports from Pakistan And Iran has affected buyers and sellers as well. The shortage of medicines is another problem facing Kabul residents.
“The prices of flour have gone up by 30 per cent, vegetables by 50 per cent, some grains and many essential medicines are difficult to get,” said a resident of Kabul.
Restrictions on cash withdrawal from banks have also created complications. No more than 20,000 Afghans have been evacuated per week.
“Now the issue of survival comes to the fore and the threat of suffering is the primary cause of despair,” residents of Kabul told TASS.
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