KABUL have increased in central capital Kabul.
In addition to dust, the use of poor quality and smoky fuel such as coal is one of the causes of air pollution in the city of about seven million people.
Due to lack of electricity, liquefied natural gas and widespread poverty, people use coal, wood, plastic and even car tires and thus polluting the capital air tens of times above the universal accuracy.
Abdul Hadi Achakzai, head of Afghanistan . . .
