Kashmir Agriculture Department Reviews Flood Preparedness Amid Inclement Weather
Kashmir Agriculture Department Reviews Flood Preparedness Amid Inclement Weather
IN · Published Jul 23, 2026
The Director of Agriculture in Kashmir, Sartaj Ahmad Shah, conducted a virtual review meeting with Chief Agriculture Officers (CAOs) across the Kashmir Division to assess the region's flood preparedness in light of ongoing inclement weather conditions.
The meeting included a district-wise evaluation of waterlogging, crop damage, and the readiness of field staff to respond to potential emergencies.

Impact & Risks

The inclement weather poses significant risks to agricultural lands and standing crops in the Kashmir Division. Waterlogging and potential flooding could lead to crop damage, affecting the livelihoods of farmers in the region. Vulnerable areas require continuous monitoring to mitigate losses. The Agriculture Department's proactive measures aim to reduce the severity of these impacts, but the situation remains critical for the farming community.

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