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Kabul residents face soaring firewood and coal prices, threatening heating access for low-income families.
As winter nears, Kabul residents are grappling with steep rises in firewood and coal prices, with a cart of firewood costing up to 12,500 Afghanis and a sack of coal between 1,700 and 1,800 Afghanis—driven by higher transportation, fuel, and tax costs.
Low-income families say they cannot afford heating supplies.
The Kabul Timber Sellers' Union urges immediate import of Kunar wood to prevent further price spikes, warning costs could reach 13,000–14,000 Afghanis.
Experts recommend government intervention to stabilize markets.
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Los residentes de Kabul se enfrentan al alza en los precios de la leña y el carbón, lo que amenaza el acceso a la calefacción para las familias de bajos ingresos.