A family in the Garziwan district of northwestern Faryab province has buried a body about three weeks ago believing it to be that of a family member but a few days later, the person thought to be dead turned up alive surprising everyone.
Some residents of western Ghor province say they treat ear pain using traditional remedies such as onion juice and warm mustard oil.
The demand for tree saplings and flowers has witnessed a significant increase in eastern Nangarhar province, with a noticeable rush of buyers at local nurseries as the spring season approaches.
Residents of central Daikundi province have begun constructing a 20-kilometer road on self-help basis.
Obstetrics specialists say some mothers face the issue of high blood pressure during pregnancy, which can be dangerous for both the mother and the fetus.
The Chamber of Craftsmen and Shopkeepers in Balkh says 108 shoe-manufacturing factories are currently operating in the province, collectively producing 12,000 pairs of shoes on a daily basis.
Experts have considered promoting cycling culture essential, saying the trend could help reduce air pollution and plays a significant role in the health and economy of families.
Some residents in central Bamyan province have expressed concern over a significant decline in groundwater, saying drought and water shortages have hampered agriculture and access to potable water.
About 4.3 million metric tonnes of goods were transported through railways from four Afghan ports last year, the Ministry of Public Works (MoPW) said on Saturday.
Gardeners in central Maidan Wardak province have complained about the non-availability of proper markets for apples saying 150,000 tonnes of apples produced this year 10 percent of which is export, one percent is stored and major portion is sold at a low rate or spoiled.
Pistachio exports from western Herat province have increased as pistachio worth $24.6 million were exported during the past nine months, an official said on Sunday.
Some athletes in central Bamyan province have expressed their concern over lack of attention from relevant authorities and facilities, saying they are forced to practice on uneven terrain with minimal facilities.
About 14,700 suspected jaundice cases were recorded and 140 patients died in the country in the first 11 months of 2024, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said on Tuesday.
A 37-year-old woman from the Dasht-i-Barchi area of Kabul, compelled by poverty to start a bakery, wants the government to support the poor and needy.
Farmers in northwestern Nimroz province have expressed satisfaction with the release of water from Kamal Khan Dam after six months of waiting. They are hoping to gain better agricultural yields in the coming year.
Residents of central Bamyan province are voicing their concern over the shortage of specialized medical care and inadequate facilities at local health centers, urging the government to take swift action to address these pressing issues. However, officials…
Plastic materials such as propylene and nylon are used in tea bags which can harm human health and damage environment, the Public Health Ministry warned in a report.
Residents of northern Balkh province, along with local archaeologists, are urging the government to establish a modern, well-equipped museum to safeguard the ancient artifacts.
National Para Taekwando Player Ali Sajad, who has participated in various international competitions in four countries and has won various medals from these competitions, says that disability is not a deprivation and anyone who has the will and make effort in any field will definitely succeed.
A number of athletes in northern Sar-i-Pul province have expressed concerns about a lack of standard sports grounds, proper equipment, and financial support, urging the General Director of Sports to address these issues.
Some residents of Shakin district in southeastern Paktika province are facing numerous challenges in areas such as healthcare, education, communications, clean drinking water, and other basic services.
Some students in the Albarz district of northern Balkh province have complained about the non-availability of school buildings, shortage teachers and learning materials.
Residents of northeastern Badakhshan are concerned about a worsened condition of the ring road and transportation routes linking several districts to the provincial capital.
Some raisin sellers and gardeners in Faryab say that the difference in weighing raisins with manual and digital scales has become a major concern and challenge in business transactions, and these differences have caused them financial losses.
