The Imam Jawad (A.S) Charity Organization aims to implement essential public welfare programs for our compatriots in times of need. One pressing issue faced by many people in remote areas is the lack of access to safe drinking water. In the Yezdeh Pul Pukhta Saidabad district of Farah province, this need is particularly acute. During a recent visit, a delegation from the Imam Jawad (A.S) Charity Organization inaugurated the second phase of a water supply project, benefiting approximately 200 households with access to clean drinking water. Mohammad Mohammadi, the media director of the Rural Rehabilitation and Development Directorate of Farah, shared in a newsletter with Bakhtar News Agency that a water reservoir worth 700,000 Afghanis, equipped with ten solar panels and a 150-meter deep well ring, was constructed and put into operation by the Imam Jawad (A.S) Charity Organization within two months. This initiative will help alleviate water scarcity for the residents of the Yezdeh village in Saidabad district, providing a sustainable solution to their water needs.
