Published Thursday 14 October 2021
On Wednesday, Afghanistan’s official power company, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat, reported multiple power outages in Kabul and many other provinces after electricity supplies from Uzbekistan was cut off due to “technical problems,” according to the Sputnik news agency (DABS). The development comes only days after the Afghan capital was thrown into darkness in a similar fashion, amid accusations that the country’s new Taliban rulers had failed to pay Central Asian electrical suppliers or re-establish the structure for collecting money from users.
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