The villages of the wheat production pole of Khuzestan do not have flour

Ahvaz - Imam Juma of Ramshir criticized the cut or reduction of rural flour quota and said: Why should the wheat-rich villages of Khuzestan face a severe shortage of flour?

According to Mehr reporter, Hojjat-ul-Islam Seyyed Salman Hashemi said in his Friday prayer sermons in Ramshir: "In the last few weeks, the flour situation in the city improved to some extent, but now there are reports of a cut in the quota or a sharp decrease in flour in some villages, and people are forced to go to other cities to get flour. This situation requires a clear response and immediate action from the authorities."

Referring to the high capacity of wheat production in the region, he added: Ramshir is one of the important wheat-rich cities of Khuzestan province, and the relevant authorities should clearly explain the cause of this crisis. People need a permanent solution, and the situation should not be temporarily calmed and then abandoned with every reminder.

Emphasizing the need for real support for the medical staff, he explained: Donating a single flower alone will not solve the problems of nurses, but their real respect is summed up in dealing with their living conditions, paying appropriate salaries and improving working conditions, so that we do not see the migration of specialists.

Referring to the brilliance of the athletes of this city, Imam Juma of Ramshir said: winning 120 medals by the youth of Ramshir requires practical support and job creation, and it is not appropriate for the medal winners to face the problem of unemployment and the lack of specialized sports infrastructure.