KABUL (Pajhwok): The residents of capital Kabul have complained against the growing transportation fares and asked authorities to increase the number of buses in the city.
They said unemployment and deteriorated economic situation pressed people and they were unable to pay high transport fares.
“Mini buses charged 10 afs in the past that soared to 15 or 20 afs while small cars charged 20 afs in the past and that soared to 30 afs,” a Kabul resident Fazal Hadi said.
Shahidullah, the resident of Pul-a-Charkhi locality, said in the past buses were driven on the lane but now . . .
