Even as the Afghanistan government extends coronavirus lockdown for three more months, Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul continues to remain open. According to the new restriction norms, all businesses except essential services will either be completely shut or work remotely. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: People in Kabul flout lockdown restrictions | Business continues as usual

Border closures have cut food supplies in war-torn Afghanistan. Prices of food are soaring. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a ground report.

Gravitas: Ground Report | The Coronavirus crisis in Afghanistan

Afghans on Friday (April 24) began observing Ramadan amid worries over the spread of coronavirus in the country and a government lockdown. Fewer people were out on the streets stocking up on essentials as after Kabul extended the lockdown for two more weeks and many shops remained shuttered.

Afghanistan govt discourages mosque gatherings during Ramzan

There is a shut down in Afghanistan during Afghanistan's new year. The country has reported 24 coronavirus infected case with no deaths. In this segment of WION, Afghan envoy Tahir Qadiry is in conversation with WION.

WION in conversation with Afghan envoy Tahir Qadiry

There is a shut down in Afghanistan during Afghanistan's new year. The country has reported 24 coronavirus infected case with no deaths.

Coronavirus hit Afghanistan's New Year celebrations