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With a worrying decline in groundwater levels in Kabul, environmental experts warn that any delay in launching the Panjshir Water Transfer Project could push the capital into a severe water crisis.

Approximately 30 former government officials, who recently returned to the country, were granted safety cards during a gathering in Kabul on Tuesday.

A hundred years old enmity between Sardar and Taimani tribes finally came to an end as a result of efforts by the Supreme Court in western Ghor province.

The World Food Program says nearly 10 million people need food aid this summer in Afghanistan while it is only able to help one million.

More than 182,000 individuals have graduated from technical, vocational and professional trainings across the country over the past four years, according to government statistics.

As the return of Afghan refugees from Iran continues to accelerate, a charitable organization has begun distributing prepared meals and mineral water daily to 5,000 returnees at the Islam Qala border crossing in western Herat province.

Some residents of southern Ghazni province say they still use expensive privately produced electricity and ask the government to extend them imported electricity.

PUL-I-ALAM (Pajhwok): Afghan Red Crescent Society head Maulvi Shahabuddin Dilawar has called on international aid organizations to provide urgent assistance to flood victims in Afghanistan.

The Martyrs and Disabled Department has started distributing financial assistance to disabled individuals and the heirs of martyrs in western Ghor province.

Residents of Kandahar city, the capital of southern Kandahar province, report groundwater levels have plummeted beyond 100 meters, with most wells having dried up.

The rising availability of snacks like "papar," chips, and biscuits with appealing colorful packaging has boosted sales for shopkeepers, but health experts and the Ministry of Public Health warn that some of these foods contain chemical and artificial colors and flavor enhancers that pose long-term risks to children's health.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Norway has contributed $4.25 million to the United Nations Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan, the fund announced on Friday. The United Nations Special