VOICED : Delivering mail in Kabul where streets

The video highlights the challenges faced by postal workers in Kabul, Afghanistan, where most addresses lack street names or house numbers. Despite these difficulties, postmen navigate the congested streets, often relying on local guidance to deliver mail. Their work is crucial in a country where letters and parcels are vital for communication. The video also touches on the emotional aspects of their job and the pride they take in serving their community. Plans for a more structured postal system are underway, starting with the Sheer Poor area.

What is one of the main challenges faced by postal workers in Kabul?

• Absence of street names and house numbers

• Extreme weather conditions

• Lack of proper transportation

• High crime rates

How do postal workers in Kabul often find the correct address?

• By using drones

• Through a centralized database

• By asking for directions from locals

• Using GPS technology

What is the general public's reaction when postal workers ask for help?

• Reactions vary; some help while others do not

• They are always eager to assist

• They direct them to the nearest post office

• They always refuse to help

What happens to undelivered mail after a month?

• It is delivered to a central office

• It is sent back to the sender

• It is destroyed

• It is stamped and rejected

What future improvement is planned for the postal system in Kabul?

• Introduction of drones for delivery

• Implementation of street names and addresses

• Expansion of postal workforce

• Use of digital mailboxes