10 Water Supply Networks Operationalized in Baghlan Province, Afghanistan
Summary
Ten water supply networks have been operationalized in Afghanistan’s northern Baghlan province to ease a drinking water shortage and expand access to clean water. The government says the projects are part of broader efforts to respond to a severe drought and improve water availability.
Key Points
- Ten water supply networks have been put into operation in Baghlan province to address drinking water shortages.
- Afghanistan’s Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development announced the development on Wednesday.
- The new networks are expected to improve access to safe drinking water for local residents.
- The Afghan government is also building dams, water systems, and canals to reduce the broader water crisis.
