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The loss of groundwater has been described as ‘a silent earthquake in the city’ Credit: Shutterstock When Shoaib Musawi entered the well-digging trade 15 years ago, all he needed to sink a well shaft in central Kabul was a pick and shovel. Simply digging down around 10 feet was often enough to tap into the Afghan capital s groundwater reserves and set up a community hand pump for hundreds of families. In the intervening decade-and-a-half, Kabul s unquenchable demand for water has meant Mr Musawi s old methods have now been hopelessly left behind. The unchecked growth of the city has seen demand from its roughly six million inhabitants cause the water table to plummet and trigger a looming water crisis.

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