Economic Massacre: Sukkur Barrage Water Crisis Threatens Pakistan’s Kharif Crops

Pakistan is facing a severe agricultural emergency as the Sukkur Barrage’s Right Bank Canal System suffers a critical irrigation water shortage during the peak Kharif crop season.The crisis has left millions of acres of farmland in jeopardy, particularly in Larkana and Qambar-Shahdadkot districts, as well as parts of Balochistan that depend on the North West Canal.The abeyance of the Indus Water
Pakistan is facing a severe agricultural emergency as the Sukkur Barrage’s Right Bank Canal System suffers a critical irrigation water shortage during the peak Kharif crop season.The crisis has left millions of acres of farmland in jeopardy, particularly in Larkana and Qambar-Shahdadkot districts, as well as parts of Balochistan that depend on the North West Canal.The abeyance of the Indus Water
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