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Afghanistan: Electricity & Kabul

Written byFred Petrossian
Posted 7 August 2006 22:10 GMT

Dialogue 3 talks about the electricity shortage in Kabul. The blogger says according to Ministry of Energy & Water [Fa]: From 8 am to 6 pm all hospitals, governmental offices and embassies have electricity. From 6pm to 9 pm two third of Kabul has electricity and from 9pm to 5 am only one third of Kabul has electricity.

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