Drivers in Qala-e-Naw, the capital of Badghis province, say the price of petrol has reached 90 to 95 Afghani per liter while transport fares remain low, drastically cutting their income and making it impossible to cover daily living costs.\br\brResidents of Badghis say rising fuel prices have negatively impacted their daily lives. They report difficulty accessing vehicles to transport patients to hospitals at night, as drivers refuse trips due to high fuel costs.\br\brA civil society activist says weak management and corruption have allowed fuel traders to set prices freely. In remote districts such as Balamurghab and Ghormach, petrol prices have reached 100 to 105 Afghani per liter, with a promise of price reductions made a month ago going unfulfilled.\br\br#Badghis #Afghanistan #FuelPrices #Economy #CostOfLiving\br\br🌐