KABUL if its roads were not reopened.
Obaidullah Barakzai, who represents Uruzgan in the lower house, expressed his concern about the increasing insecurity in various parts of the country and said: “Unfortunately roads of the Uruzgan capital remain blocked over the past 37 days and in four districts over the past one year by Taliban.”
Speaking at the house session, the lawmaker said the issue to eliminate militants blocking highways had been shared with the government several times, but no practical action could not taken so . . .
