Pakistan Economic Crisis: The economic situation in Pakistan is gradually deteriorating. Inflation in the country is on the sky. It is also becoming difficult for the common people to get bread for June 2. The cost of everything from food and drink to daily use has increased so much that it is not just a matter of gathering it for most of the families.
Amidst all this, the pain of a woman living in Karachi who is facing financial crisis has come to the fore. A woman living in Karachi, Pakistan, has shared her pain on social media, referring to the skyrocketing inflation in the country.
‘Should I starve the children’
Rabia, a woman living in Karachi, facing financial crisis, asked the government – “Should I stop giving food to my child?” Stop giving medicine. The woman mentioned about buying ration from the market. He told that the ration she has brought does not have flour, pulses, rice or ghee. Why should I starve the children?
Woman’s question to Pakistan government
The woman also showed her electricity bill. She said that the area of Karachi where she lives does not have proper electricity. The electricity bill of 556 units has come to Rs 15 thousand 560. tell me from where to pay Children’s medicine has become expensive. He questioned the people sitting in the government – “Do they not have the fear of God. Should children stop feeding eggs and milk? Will you not be asked to account for the tears of the innocent in the grave?
More troubles increasing in poor Pakistan
Today the whole world is aware of the economic crisis of Pakistan. From flour, pulses, oil, medicine, LPG to petrol and diesel prices have increased a lot. Every common citizen of the country is facing a lot of problems due to rising inflation. After the rise in inflation in Pakistan, people have now resorted to looting as well. A case of robbery of chickens has come to light from a poultry farm in Rawalpindi. There is a huge shortage of foreign exchange reserves in Pakistan and now no one is ready to give loans.
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