Kabul, July 19 -- Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, is currently witnessing one of the most critical water crises in its history, with millions facing acute shortages, Tolo News reported.

Water levels in several central and western parts of the city have dropped significantly, disrupting daily life for residents and raising alarm among humanitarian agencies.

"Everything depends on water. Without it, life becomes extremely difficult. If these petrol stations stop giving water, people will die of hunger and thirst," said Mohammad Agha, a Kabul resident.

Another resident, Najibullah, highlighted the desperation among women and children in the area. "Children and women wander day and night with buckets, but there's no water. A woman came and s...