Afghanistan's main airport in Kabul is currently inactive due to a nationwide internet shutdown imposed by the Taliban government. This decision, which took effect on Monday, has significantly disrupted communication within the country and hindered essential services such as banking and online education. Many residents reported that their internet access was cut off, leaving them feeling 'blind' without communication tools. The airport has seen a drastic reduction in flights, with many canceled or marked as 'unknown.' The Taliban has not provided a clear reason for the shutdown, but it is part of a broader effort to enforce morality measures. The impact on daily life has been profound, particularly for women and girls who rely on online education, as many have lost their last opportunities for learning. The situation has raised concerns about the future of communication and commerce in Afghanistan.