Lahore:
The chief minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, then approved the allocation of 15 billion rupees for 550,000 farmers under an wheat support fund.
Blé farmers will receive direct financial support via the Kisan card.
The chief minister announced a package for the sector, in particular the exemption from irrigation tax for wheat farmers during the current year.
As part of the packaging, a free installation of receipt of the electronic warehouse (EWR) will be provided for four months so that storage protects wheat against the effects of climate change and market pressure farmers.
Farmers storing wheat under the system will receive an electronic receipt, which can be granted to a bank within 24 hours to obtain a loan of up to 70% of the total cost. The increase in loans up up to 100 billion rupees obtained from the Punjab bank by Flour Mills and “green license” for the purchase of wheat will be funded.
The approval will be requested from the firm for immediate and compulsory wheat by flour factories and license holders.
The storage of wheat up to 25% of the total capacity has been made compulsory.
It has also been decided that the federal government will be contacted for the export of wheat and its products.
The Punjab bank will provide private sector funding for the renovation and construction of wheat warehouses.
The Punjab government will pay the increase in RS5 billion to provide storage facilities to wheat producers.
The ban on the transport of wheat and flour at the provincial and district borders has been lifted.
The chief minister expressed his firmness not to let farmers undergo a loss. She said: “If a farmer has grown wheat, he will get complete compensation for that.”
Environmental squads
Head Minister Maryam Nawaz also attended the first parade evaluated in the environmental protection force.
It also launched an environmental approval management system and a vehicle emission test system. After being checked under the emission test system, she also affixed the first ETS sticker to her vehicle.
The main provincial minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said that a team of electricity protection electric bikes will work as an ecological unit. A “green team” will work for the anti-Plastic campaign, control of dust and dengue in urban areas. A “blue team” of the Force will strive to protect water bodies and a “black team” will work for vehicle fuel tests and toxic smoke. A “red team” of the force will work to prevent harmful substances in industrial areas and hospitals.
A “ Eycade of Eyes ” will lead environmental surveillance with live camera vehicles at 360 degrees and 11 thermal drones that can see in darkness. A special team of patrol and urban vigilance will strive to prevent environmental risks. The brick oven team will monitor the ovens on eight double cabin vehicles.
The monitoring team monitoring team will monitor environmental pollutants.
Strict control will be kept on air quality in relevant areas thanks to a mobile air quality surveillance station.
