KABUL (Pajhwok): The National Water Affairs Regularity Authority on Saturday said Kabul’s groundwater plummeted 12 meters this year, describing it worrying but said the government has some plans to address the problem.
The authority said they were concerned about the excessive use of water and the increase in population in the city as annual water consumption in Kabul has reached 100 million cubic meters.
“The government is working to address the water shortage in Kabul and measures such as regulation of excessive use of groundwater, work on a number of dams in the city, the transfer of water from . . .
