KABUL: Kabul residents face problems making money and supporting their livelihoods and basic needs at the Afghan government regime led by the Taliban.
Afghanists who support their daily needs by driving a taxi and a small shuttle bus complains that they almost did nothing because of the increase in fuel prices, reported “gasoline prices” doubled 20 percent or 40 percent against early August; There is no stability, the queue on the retail site does not allow planning and rely on anything, “said Tass quoted drivers.
Increased food prices because food imports from Pakistan and Iran also affected buyers and sellers.
The lack of drugs is another problem faced by the population of Kabul .
“The price of flour rose 30 percent, vegetables up to 50 percent; It is difficult to find certain cereals and many drugs needed, “said a resident of Kabul.
Restrictions on cash withdrawals from banks also cause complications.
Withdrawals no more than 20,000 Afghanists per week have been implemented.” The problem of survival came now to the forefront and the threat of misery is The main cause of despair, “said the residents of Kabul to Tass.