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Badin

The Provincial Minister for Agriculture, Mohammad Ismail Rahu, who was also assigned with the task to look after the state of affairs in the way heavy rains in Badin district by Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah, has showed his satificaton over the performance of various departments, who performed during and after downpour. Mr. Rahu talking to the local journalists here on Thursday said that despite the fact Badin district received heavy rains as was predicted by Pakistan Meteorological Department and other weather websites, all departments, who were who put red alert worked round the clock to not only drain out the rainwater in most of the areas but those looking after the dykes of drains.

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