Farmers continue to benefit from irrigation upgrades in Afghanistan s Bamyan Province
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Thousands of Afghans are enjoying better incomes and living conditions after the rehabilitation of two irrigation systems 10 years ago in Bamyan Province.
Upgrades under the Irrigation Restoration Development Project which addressed flooding and water shortage in the main canals, have resulted in better water management.
Changing climatic conditions are starting to impact farmers in the province where 90 percent of the population depends on agriculture.
BAMYAN CITY, Bamyan Province – A decade after the local irrigation systems were rehabilitated in two rural communities in Afghanistan s central Bamyan Province, residents continue to reap the benefits of improved water management, although changing climatic conditions are starting to have an impact.
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4 People Killed, 4 Wounded by Violent Crime in Kabul Since Sunday
At least four people were killed, and four others were wounded in violent crime incidents in Kabul city in the past two days, officials and relatives confirmed on Monday.
On Sunday night, robbers killed a young man named Mohammad Hadi Karimi and wounded his sister in the Dasht-e-Barchi area of PD18 of Kabul city, relatives said.
The robbers were attempting to steal Hadi s phone and money, his family said. The family is calling on the government to ensure that justice is served.
“It was night, we heard a voice and then ran out of the yard. We saw that they (the robbers) beat them (Hadi and his sister),” said Neekbakht, Hadi s mother.
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