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Kashmir's Orchardists

J&K's Horticulture Department to assess losses incurred by orchardists

| @indiablooms | Oct 29, 2021, at 09:13 pm

Srinagar/IBNS: Jammu and Kashmir's Horticulture Department has been directed by the union territory's administration to assess the losses suffered by orchardists due to untimely snowfall in the Kashmir division.

Director-General Horticulture Aijaz Ahmad Bhat in a statement said there are strict instructions from the Advisor to Lieutenant Governor Farooq Ahmad Khan regarding the assessment of the damage caused due to the untimely snowfall.

“We have accordingly directed the field functionaries to comply with the instructions and report the same within the stipulated time,” he said.

Bhat expressed his sympathy with the grieved orchardists and assured them of all possible help.

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