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Amid steep price rise, locals in Afghanistan left with little cash in hand
Updated On: 20 August, 2021 10:30 AM IST | New Delhi | IANS
The devaluation of the Afghan -- the currency of Afghanistan -- has led to steep price hikes and massive supply constraints

Taliban fighters patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan. Pic/AP, PTI
The plight of the people of Afghanistan has multiplied as they are left with little money in their hands. Banks have also gone dry with the locals withdrawing "whatever cash" was available. Besides, the devaluation of the Afghan -- the currency of Afghanistan -- has led to steep price hikes and massive supply constraints.
For many essential food items prices have risen over 10-20 times in just the last few days. Some shopkeepers are charging even more.
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