INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Afghanistan's Ministry of Energy and Water is waiting on spending plan approval on the much-needed Panjshir to Kabul water channel task
&-- which, once completed, will alleviate the severe water lack crisis in the capital
Matiullah Abid, representative for the Ministry of Energy and Water, validated the preliminary phase of evaluating and planning of the
project is total and building work will begin as quickly as the budget plan has actually been approved
Abid stated the objective of the project is to help in reducing water scarcity issues in Kabul
& The study, style, and technical research studies of the Panjshir water move job have actually been completed by the Ministry of Energy and
Water, and the job [budget] has been sent to the management of the Islamic Emirate for approval,& he said
This task will begin as soon as it is authorized and the spending plan is available.& The water avenue task will cover a distance of over
200 kms starting in Bazarak in Panjshir and ending in Tarakhail in Kabul
Homeowners of Kabul have welcomed the plan and said when total the extra water will assist minimize the drinking water crisis
Specialists meanwhile believe that this project could assist Kabul's groundwater levels to improve
& I think that the Panjshir water transfer task will help renew underground water sources once again, and the people will have access to
Additionally, with the transfer of Panjshir water, the agricultural lands around Kabul will also be handled with water, which, in turn, will
create job opportunities for the people,& stated Abdul Nasir Reshtia, an economist
The plan to transfer water from the Panjshir River to Kabul was created in 2012
In the 2020 budget of under the previous government, around $5 million was designated for the yearly transfer of 100 million cubic meters of
Panjshir River water to Kabul
The task was expected to be completed by 2023 however never ever got off the ground until the Islamic Emirate takeover
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