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A view of a fast food establishment, closed by the Taliban in Herat province, western Afghanistan, Monday, April 10, 2023. (AP)

Taliban ban restaurant gardens for families, women in Herat

  • The outdoor dining ban only applies to establishments in Herat, where such premises remain open to men
  • It applied only to restaurants with green areas, such as a park, where men and women could meet, an official said
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