Accordingly, the United Nations has warned about the increasingly serious shortage of drinking water in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, saying that this crisis poses serious challenges to the future development of the city.
According to reports, declining groundwater levels, rapid population growth and climate change have significantly increased pressure on Kabul's water resources, making the city one of the most heavily affected urban areas in the region.
Officials said efforts are being made to address the clean water shortage through a number of large infrastructure projects.
Kabul has struggled with drinking water shortages for many years. Despite repeated efforts by authorities to improve water supplies, this issue remains a major challenge for the city's growing population, the report added.
