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Sharjeel  appeals federal govt to take notice of water shortage

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Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has appealed  federal government to take notice of acute water shortage in Sindh province as it  has reached to alarming level.

In a statement issued here today he added that even people of province were facing severe shortage of drinking water. Provincial minister  urged federal government to ensure judicious distribution of water among the federating units according to 1991 water accord.

The Minister added that growers and farmers were protesting as production of crops was severally affected due to scarcity of water and farmers were unable to bear the expenditures of fertilizers and other inputs.

The provincial minister said that Sindh has an important role  in the agricultural economy of the country, The country’s economy is already facing challenges, if paucity  of water persists, economic challenges of country could get even worse.

The provincial minister appealed to the federal government to ensure water releases to Sindh under the 1991 agreement and due to depletion of water reserves in the country, the shortage should be distributed among the provinces under said water formula.

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