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Kabul residents complain over night road blockages
Kabul residents have complained over the night road blockages within the capital specially the routs lead to the health care centers.
Meanwhile security officials have stated that the road blockages are due to increasing of terrorist activities in capital city of Kabul.
Roads which are led to Rabia Balkhi Hospital are completely being blocked by the Kabul security forces, and it created serious problems for those have ills or patients to access the following Hospital at night.
Kabul resident Ahmad said,” Governmental officials never see what we experience in our daily life, roads are blocked and we need to take our patient by foot to the health care center, after suicide attack took place in Shashahed are the road has been sealed to pedestrians, and we are stranded since that.”
Three roads leads to Malalay maternity hospital which are blocked during the night time.
Political expert Sabaoon Khabir said,” Afghanistan Government can’t ensure security, they block the roads, and the following action creates problems for the Kabul residents.”
“ If the Afghan Government is committed and willing to ensure security they need to protect the Afghanistan border, by blocking the Kabul city road nothing makes perfect Senator Asif Sediqee said”.
Meanwhile Kabul police officials present a security plan for ensure security within Kabul city.
Head of criminal investigation Gen Friadon Ubaidi said,” roads which are being blocked is temporary, we do that blockages since we receive reports of terrorist attacks.”
Blocking roads within the Kabul city has created problems for Kabul residents specially for those who are having ill persons and need to take their love once to the Hospitals for further treating.
Reported by Ali Asghari
Zhao Xing, the Chinese Ambassador to Kabul, has invited political deputy prime minister Mawlavi Abdul Kabir to participate in the upcoming Trans-Himalayan Forum meeting.
The Chinese envoy said at a meeting Wednesday with Kabir that Beijing supports the Islamic Emirate in terms of attending international meetings, especially UN Security Council meetings.
Zhao also said China was committed to cooperating with the Islamic Emirate.
Kabir in turn expressed his gratitude for China’s support and cooperation across numerous sectors and said that as a responsible government, the Islamic Emirate is bound by commitments made and tries to play an active role in regional issues and the stability and development of the region.
Kabir also acknowledged China’s support of the Islamic Emirate and said Beijing’s cooperation can bring about positive changes and economic growth in the country.
Torkham commissioner Mullah Abdul Jabbar Hikmat said Thursday the crossing will be closed for the next three days in order for Pakistan border authorities to move into new premises.
He said the crossing has been closed to travelers and to people seeking medical help in Pakistan.
Hikmat appealed to the public not to make their way to the crossing over the next three days.
However, trucks carrying goods will still be able to cross as per usual, in both directions.
Pakistani media has also reported that the crossing will be closed from May 17 to May 19 in order to enable border officials to move into new premises.
Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Administrative Deputy Prime Minister, on Tuesday met with Jorge Moreira Da Silva, the Executive Director of UNOPS.
Hanafi extended a cordial welcome to Da Silva and his delegation, expressing gratitude for the organization’s endeavors and the benevolent contributions of the United Nations toward the people of Afghanistan.
He affirmed the Islamic Emirate’s support for UNOPS initiatives within Afghanistan and reaffirmed the commitment to furnish all requisite resources to facilitate the seamless execution of its projects.
Hanafi called on international aid organizations to cooperate in providing alternative crops to poppy cultivation and to help create job opportunities for Afghan youths.
Da Silva meanwhile told Hanafi that the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is planning to start a new solar driven irrigation system for agricultural land in Afghanistan.
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