ZARANJ (Pajhowk): Citizens of Zaranj City, the capital of western Nimroz province, have expressed their concern over the use of Iranian currency in daily transactions and called on the caretaker government to prevent the practice.
They cited restrictions on banks as the main reason behind the increase in the use of Toman in daily transactions.
Following the fall of the previous regime on August 15 this year, more than $9 billion of Afghanistan's assets were frozen by the United States and aid from the international community was suspended.
Allah Dad, a resident of Zaranj, told Pajhwok Afghan News that . . .
