According to Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah, the provincial government is set to introduce an agricultural emergency plan next week.

This plan aims to stabilize wheat prices and support farmers in improving wheat cultivation.

The government previously increased the wheat procurement price to Rs4,000 per mound to assist farmers, but the price later returned to the open market.

The CM assured that despite a decrease in wheat production, sufficient stocks are available until March 2026.

During visits to Guddu and Sukkur barrages, CM Shah reviewed the flood situation and relief efforts.

He stated that the province is prepared to handle a potential super flood, with water flows expected to reach up to 700,000 cusecs.

Emergency measures are in place, including the reinforcement of embankments and the deployment of 192 boats for evacuation operations.

The CM also called for federal support for flood victims through the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) and international assistance to address the climate-induced disaster.

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The Sindh government s proactive approach in announcing an agricultural emergency plan reflects a commitment to supporting the farming community and ensuring food security.

By stabilizing wheat prices and providing necessary resources, the government aims to mitigate the challenges faced by farmers.

Simultaneously, the preparedness for potential floods demonstrates a comprehensive strategy to protect lives and property.

The collaboration with federal agencies and international organizations underscores the importance of a unified response to climate-related disasters

These initiatives highlight the government s dedication to addressing both immediate and long-term challenges in the agricultural and flood management sectors.