QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti has chaired a high-level meeting to assess the situation in districts bordering Iran. The meeting focused on the supply of essential goods, the safe return of pilgrims and students, and contingency plans for any emergency.
According to details, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) and the Inspector General of Police, Balochistan, briefed the meeting on current developments. Commissioners from Makran, Rakhshan, and other border districts also participated in the meeting via video links.
The commissioners of the border districts assured the meeting that no immediate food shortages have been reported in the Iran-bordering districts.
The provincial government has also decided to enhance coordination with the federal authorities to improve electricity and LPG supply in the affected areas.
Chief Minister Bugti emphasized that we must ensure that no food shortage affects the local population in the border areas of the province.
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The Chief Minister instructed the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) to keep a contingency plan ready in case of any unforeseen situation. He also directed commissioners and deputy commissioners to maintain strict vigilance and regularly update the provincial command center.
