Construction begins on 17-kilometer rural road in Panjshir

Construction has started on a 17-kilometer rural road in the Sar Khashal area of Pryan district, Panjshir province. The road is designed to be five meters wide and is funded by the Panjshir provincial administration.

Pryan district governor Maulvi Abdul Ahmad Akbari commented on the importance of the project. He stated that the road will reduce daily travel problems for residents. The governor also noted that it will expand economic activities in the region. Additionally, the project is expected to improve access to public services including health and education.

Residents of the Sar Khashal area have expressed their happiness regarding the start of construction. They believe the road will resolve ongoing travel difficulties. The new infrastructure is anticipated to reduce transportation costs for local people. Furthermore, it will ease access to health, education, and other essential services.

Road construction and rehabilitation projects are ongoing in various districts throughout Panjshir province. These initiatives are part of efforts to develop rural connectivity in the province. The work in Sar Khashal represents one of several such projects currently underway in the region.