In response to rising wheat prices, the Sindh government in Pakistan has imposed a ban on the inter-provincial movement of wheat. Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah announced this decision during a cabinet meeting, highlighting the need to secure food supplies and prevent hoarding. Alongside the wheat ban, the cabinet approved various reforms and development initiatives across multiple sectors, including health, education, and transport. Notably, PKR 338.8 million has been allocated for development schemes in Sukkur, while PKR 916.14 million is designated for improving food and dietary requirements in jails. Significant healthcare reforms were also introduced, such as the establishment of a formal legal framework for the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre and the National Institute of Child Health. Additionally, a centralised residency policy for medical training was approved, with a budget of PKR 4.739 billion. The cabinet also made strides in transport by approving the transfer of the BRT Red Line Lot-2 project to the Frontier Works Organisation to accelerate its construction. These measures reflect Sindh's commitment to enhancing public services and infrastructure amidst economic challenges.