Summary According to officials, the declaration aims to facilitate relief measures and provide assistance to people affected by the drought in the two districts.
KARACHI (Dunya News) - The Sindh government has declared 25 desert villages in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts calamity-hit for the 2026-27 period following drought conditions caused by unusual and uneven monsoon rainfall.
The irregular rainfall has damaged rain-fed crops and triggered a severe shortage of fodder for livestock, leaving communities dependent on agriculture and livestock rearing facing significant difficulties.
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According to officials, the declaration aims to facilitate relief measures and provide assistance to people affected by the drought in the two districts.
Meanwhile, nine canal-irrigated villages in Kaloi taluka of Tharparkar district have been excluded from the list of disaster-affected areas.
