Afghan authorities have started to curb the use of fibre-optic internet, according to Tasnim News. In Balkh, access to the network has already been cut under Taliban orders.
Local officials justified the decision as part of a campaign against what they called «sins.» The shutdown has disrupted services including passport offices and customs operations.
In response, six ministers travelled to Kandahar to assess the impact. Reports suggest the restrictions could be extended to other provinces.
Journalist Bilal Sarwari noted that a final decision on a nationwide ban has not yet been made. He said a dispute has emerged in...