Investigation of COVID-19 Vulnerability concerning Built Environment in the Case of Ghazni City, Afghanistan

The built environment exhibits a strong connection to novel diseases and viruses. Diseases have been hugely influenced in shaping cities. Nonetheless, now cities are on the front lines of COVID-19 crisis. However, impact has, so far, geographically socially diverse; with high concentration urban poor deep inequalities potentially more vulnerable than those that better resourced, less crowded, inclusive. Hence, Afghanistan, where recognized inequalities, is not exempt. Ghazni city, capital province also affected people suffer lack adequate infrastructure, drainage systems, solid waste management. For residents Ghazi City, who live crowded informal settlement proper shelter housing, such as quarantines, staying indoors, self-isolating, were very challenges. Therefore, this research aims evaluate vulnerability City during pandemic quarantine. To reach aim research, survey questionnaires used an instrument for data collection understanding level access basic services facilities As well know whether absence leads what kinds challenges home staying. finding indicates challenge most residents. Besides, posed another problem residents, which loss income. On other hand, almost half rent houses shelters. Then, they forced leave their homes due inability pay rent.