KABUL (Pajhwok): The militants have forced telecom companies to switch off their antennas at night, banning operations of a government-owned firm in far-flung areas of central Kapisa province.
A government-run telecom company, Salam launched its operations two years ago. But residents of remote areas of Kapisa complain telephone services are regularly disrupted at nightfor several years.
They claim the rebels have banned the Salaam telecom services and threatened area people with death in case they are found in possession of the company’s . . .
