Lukashenko considers it reasonable to think over drought management system at state level

During today’s conversation with residents of the agro-town of Parokhonsk in the Pinsk District of the Brest Region, President of Belarus Aleksandr Lukashenko said he considers it reasonable to think over a drought management system at the state level

Answering the relevant question, the President noted, “Previously, we had to deal with a problem of waterlogging, while we’re hit by drought.”

According to the Head of State, competent specialists have already been instructed to think about what can be done to struggle this. Perhaps it makes sense to look at the experience of the Central Asian countries, where water is supplied to the fields from rivers. After all, Belarus is known for its rich water reserves.

“We will think about how to support you and the Gomel Region,” the President promised.

[to be updated]