It depends on the disaster. My view on this is a bit different from that of my UPA colleague.
For grain producers, crop insurance generally applies when there is a one-time problem that lasts for a year. It sometimes applies in disaster situations. But does the fact that grain prices are low for a long period of time not constitute a disaster? There needs to be a definition of what constitutes a disaster. That is why I talked about a disaster program. We need a bit broader definition. Low grain prices for an extended period also amount to a disaster.