World Vision funds clean water network in Afghanistan
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World Vision International financed the construction of a water supply network in Faryab Province, Afghanistan, providing safe drinking water to 600 families in Khwaja Asfalan village.
The network, completed in the Chilgazi District, treats saline water to make it potable for local residents. Bakhtar News Agency reported the project cost over 3.4 million Afghanis. Many people in Afghanistan, especially in rural areas, currently lack access to clean water, making this project a direct response to a critical need.
The new network aims to address this issue by converting unusable saline water into a safe source for daily consumption. The project's completion offers a sustainable solution for the villagers, ensuring they have reliable access to drinking water.
