Residents of Kabul have expressed concern over the continued power outages in the city, stating that the situation during the summer heat has created serious challenges for their daily lives. They have urged the electricity company officials to take immediate and effective action to resolve the issue.<\/p>\n
According to residents, prolonged blackouts have not only disrupted the daily activities of families but have also negatively affected businesses, food preservation, and access to drinking water. Some families report that in the absence of reliable electricity, they have been forced to use expensive alternative devices.<\/p>\n
In response, the electricity company assures that efforts to address the power outage problem in Kabul are ongoing. Company officials have stated that they are pursuing plans to improve the situation.<\/p>\n
This comes after the electricity company previously announced the signing of contracts for 17 power projects across the country and declared that upon completion of these projects within the next three years, a significant portion of the country\u2019s electricity needs would be met from domestic sources such as water, wind, solar, and coal. Despite these commitments, citizens say they expect to see practical results of these promises in the short term in their daily lives\u2014a responsibility they also attribute to the Taliban administration.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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