Fatima Surosh

Following the publication of a Pajhwok Afghan News report on the poor quality of telecommunication and internet services in central Daikundi, the provincial Department of Telecommunications and Information Technology has announced that 10 new telecommunication sites have been activated in various districts of the province.

At least 80 greenhouses, costing over 19 million afghanis, have been built and put into operation in central Daikundi province, the Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Department said on Sunday.

Two persons have been killed and seven others injured, including children, in two separate traffic accidents in central Daikundi and northern Jawzjan provinces, officials said on Saturday.

At least 10 people, including a young woman, have been injured in an armed clash stemming from “intra-tribal hostilities” in central Bamyan province, officials said on Monday.

The municipality of central Daikundi province on Tuesday launched a public cleaning campaign with the participation of local officials and some residents to promote the culture of urban cleanliness.

Three people have been killed and two others injured as a result of two separate traffic accidents in central Bamyan province, an official said on Monday.

Climate change and years of neglect has stripped the mountains of central Daikundi province of their native forests and pastures, leaving them barren and lifeless. Now, a young environmental activist is striving to bring a “Green Future” back to the hills.

Following the publication of a report by Pajhwok Afghan News on internet and telecom issues in central Daikundi, the Director General of the Afghanistan Telecom Regulatory Authority (ATRA) visited the province and announced the activation of 19 new telecom sites.

Work on two construction projects costing six million afghanis has begun in central Daikundi province, officials said on Friday.

Residents in Daikundi say the absence or poor quality of telecommunication and internet services in several districts and remote areas of the central province has created serious problems in their daily lives.

In the heart of central Daikundi’s towering mountains, where internet services and educational facilities are limited, a number of girls and women use various educational applications to learn new skills, opening up a fresh path for their academic and professional growth.

Two individuals have been killed and another injured in a traffic accident in central Bamyan province, an official said on Sunday.