Inauguration of a newly reconstructed mosque
A mosque in Lashkargah, Helmand, was inaugurated by the Helmand Governor Muhammad Naeem Baloch on Friday.
The mosque, with an accommodation capacity of 400 people, was destroyed a few years ago in an attack by the foreign forces on Taliban fighters.
The Ministry of Rural Development undertook the reconstruction project of the mosque at a cost of 3mn AFN.
Meanwhile, a school was inaugurated in Khansheen district of Helmand province yesterday.
Addressing the gathering, the governor said the construction of the school cost USD 400,000 and was funded by the U.S.A.
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