Repairs Begin on Flood-Damaged Structures Along Parwan-Bamyan Route

The Taliban administration’s Ministry of Public Works says work has begun on three maintenance and supervision projects in Parwan province at a cost of nearly 7 million afghanis. Part of the projects is aimed at repairing structures damaged by recent floods along the Parwan-Bamyan route.

According to a ministry statement, the projects include the construction of a 55-metre retaining wall and the repair of an 11.5-metre three-cell canal along this route. The ministry did not provide details about the third project.