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Another $32m arrives for humanitarian assistance: DAB

Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) on Tuesday said another $32 million package of humanitarian aid had arrived in the country. In a tweet on Tuesday, DAB welcomed the international assistance and called for more humanitarian cooperation in the future.…

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Around 300 families receive cash aid in Parwan

Local officials on Thursday said hundreds of needy families in Ghor and Parwan provinces received cash aid and other essential items. Mulavi Mohammad Ibrahim Mia, refugees and repatriation director in Parwan, told Pajhwok Afghan News that the Danish…

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300 drought-hit farmers receive cash assistance in Jawzjan

Local officials in northern Jawzjan province say 300 farmers including 85 of them women received cash aid in Shiberghan city, the provincial capital, on Thursday. QariEbadullahAnsar, director of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Department in Jawzjan, told Pajhwok Afghan…

Around 1,500 needy families to receive cash aid in Helmand

The distribution of $384,780 in cash aid for 1,452 needy families has been started in Lashkargah, capital of southern Helmand province, officials said Wednesday. The cash assistance was provided by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)…

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Cash shortage: UN to send nearly $20m a week to DAB

Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) says the United Nations will send about $20 million a week to Afghanistan until the end of March 2022 to address the shortage of cash in the country. A source close to Da Afghanistan…

Private companies permitted to withdraw $25,000 a month

Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) on Sunday said that all private companies would be allowed to withdraw $25,000 from their bank account once in a month. A statement from DAB received by Pajhwok Afghan News said that all private…

$200 cash withdrawal from banks temporary solution: DAB

Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) or central bank on Sunday said that withdrawal of $200 or 20,000 afghanis once a week from banks by people was a temporary solution and banks would resume their normal operations gradually. Mullah Abdul…