Lack of access to safe drinkable water has caused health problems among the residents in Baghlan.
Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)_Monitoring, The residents were from different sites of the province, whose number reaches more than 80 families.
Mohammad Naeem, one of the residents of Mangalha village, told the BNA correspondent that sometime earlier, as a result of the floods, the drinkable water wells, including 6 water wells that were dug in cooperation with the Department of Rural Rehabilitation and Exploration, were completely destroyed, adding the residents of the said sites completely lost access to drinkable water.
Baghlan residents want the government to help and cooperate in the repair of the previous water supply network and the digging of new wells and the provision of drinking water for the residents of this village in order to prevent diarrheal diseases, diarrhea, etc.
Mohammad Naeem, one of the residents of Mangalha village, told the BNA correspondent that sometime earlier, as a result of the floods, the drinkable water wells, including 6 water wells that were dug in cooperation with the Department of Rural Rehabilitation and Exploration, were completely destroyed, adding the residents of the said sites completely lost access to drinkable water.
Baghlan residents want the government to help and cooperate in the repair of the previous water supply network and the digging of new wells and the provision of drinking water for the residents of this village in order to prevent diarrheal diseases, diarrhea, etc.
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