Meghalaya CM warns of existential crisis as state records 80% rainfall deficit
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has raised alarm over a severe rainfall deficiency exceeding 80% in June, describing it as an existential crisis for the state. He attributed the crisis to climate change and the threat posed by the El Niño weather phenomenon. Sangma called for immediate action, emphasizing natural farming, water conservation, and the rejuvenation of natural springs as key responses. The Chief Minister stressed that preparedness must take priority over mere weather forecasting. He also urged collaborative efforts across communities and institutions to build long-term resilience for future generations.
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