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Afghanistan: Nimroz residents complain of shortage of clean drinking water

Shafaqna English- Residents of Zaranj city in Nimroz complain of a shortage of clean drinking water, and they call on officials to take fundamental measures to address the shortage and ensure access to drinking water for all households.

Abdul Ali, a resident of Nimroz, said: “We ask the government to provide clean drinking water to every household. Water should also be supplied through the pipelines that were previously installed.”

Ahmad Shah, another resident of Nimroz, said: “I buy water here from a water company. Pipelines have been installed to our house, but there is no water in them.”

Sources: Tolo News

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