In Kandahar, the Red Crescent Society assisted 4,000 families.

 In Kandahar, the Red Crescent Society assisted 4,000 families.

 In the past one week, the Red Crescent has provided eight items of food to 10,000 families in the south-western region, of which 4,000 were from Kandahar, 3,000 from Helmand and 3,000 from Rozgan.

 Mufti Faizullah Faizi, head of the Kandahar Red Crescent Society, said it had helped 4,000 families in Kandahar who had been affected by drought and war, as well as homeless and displaced.

 According to Mufti Faizullah Faizi, the aid included flour, rice, oil, sugar, beans, tea, salt and biscuits.

The Director of Urban Development and Lands met with the managers of the districts

 On Tuesday, Maulvi Abdul Matin, director of urban planning and lands, met with district managers, during which the director of urban planning and lands made recommendations to district managers on various issues.

 The district managers of urban development and land shared the problems with the newly appointed director and asked for his cooperation in finding a solution.

 Afterwards, Maulvi Abdul Matin, the director of urban development and lands, assured them that he would take care of all the problems and in his speech asked them to carry out their duties with sincerity and honesty.

Five families in Kandahar received ۲۰۰ 2 and winter supplies.

 In Kandahar on Saturday, the Department of Refugees and Repatriation, in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), donated 200 US dollars, three blankets and other promised items to eight needy families.