GHAZNI CITY (Pajhwok): Residents of the capital of southern Ghazni province complain about the high tariff of government-supplied electricity, saying many families are unable to pay bills.
Mohammad Sarir, an inhabitant of Ghazni City, told Pajhwok Afghan News the price of electricity was very high in the province. People were obliged to use solar power, he said.
He said a kilowatt of government-supplied electricity cost 35 afghanis ($0.5) and most of residents were unable to pay that tariff. “The economic condition of our people is very bad, most of them cannot pay . . .
