The rate of production in Kabul factories has decreased by as much as 50 percent due to increased electrical energy interruptions, the Chamber of Commerce and Investment said.Khan Jan Alokozay, a member of the Chamber of Commerce and Investment, said that production in some factories declined by as much as 75 percent.Kabul residents are likewise concerned about increased power interruptions in current weeks.&& We can not warm water.
We can not read.
We have electrical energy just for one hour at night and one in the early morning,& & stated Bahar, a Kabul homeowner&.
& We want a routine supply of electrical power.
If there is electrical power, people will not need to utilize gas.
It should be supplied during the hours when individuals can use it,& & said Sayed Akbar, a Kabul resident.The national power utility business, nevertheless, states factories are offered with 10 hours a day of electricity.Hekmatullah Maiwandi, a spokesman for Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat, said that they are making full usage of domestic resources to provide electrical power in addition to Uzbekistan imports.The post Kabul factories production down by 50 percent due to power failures initially appeared on Ariana News.