The team visited Kunnathur and nearby areas in Annur Taluk, where they inspected the loss of crops includig, coconut, turmeric, sugarcane, banana and grains, along with the senior district officials, an official release said today.
The team was briefed about the acute shortage of water due to failure of both monsoons, which was happening after a gap of 140 years, it said.
Thought the district has received 820.6 MM rains last year, it was only 223 mm, a deficit of 67.5 per cent this year.
The district officials displayed photographs of loss of crops, dry ponds, water bodies and lakes across the district, it said.
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