While recent rains in South Kerman have raised significant concerns, the Director General of Nomadic Affairs in South Kerman announced that 22 nomadic settlements with approximately 300 households in Jazmourian are severely at risk of flooding. This warning has been raised as a serious alarm for the residents of these areas.
Worrying State of Infrastructure
The Director General of Nomadic Affairs emphasized the need for immediate actions to strengthen protective infrastructure, noting that without swift action, many families may face serious harm. He added: "The existing infrastructure is by no means sufficient and requires immediate attention and investment."
These settlements, which include nomads living and working, are now facing serious dangers due to heavy rains and flooding. Many of these families depend on their livelihoods, and any damage to the infrastructure could have dire consequences for them.
Need for Cooperation Among Agencies
The Director General of Nomadic Affairs also stressed that cooperation and coordination among various agencies are essential to address this crisis. He urged all relevant organizations to act swiftly in this regard and to provide effective solutions to prevent a disaster.
Given the forecast of weather conditions and continued rainfall, this warning must be taken seriously to prevent another humanitarian crisis. The lives of nomads in Jazmourian require special support and attention so that their families can live in safety and peace.
