India Pakistan: Pakistan on the verge of trouble.. A kg of chicken costs Rs. 800

Pakistan, which is facing severe economic difficulties, is currently struggling with inflation. It has dug its own grave in a way after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Due to inflation, there is a lot of chaos in our neighboring country, Pakistan. The latest news is that rice is being sold for Rs. 340 per kilo and chicken for Rs. 800 per kilo in Pakistan . After the trade ban with India, Pakistan now seems to be in a deep crisis.

Inflationary impact..more burden on the people
You must be aware that India banned trade with Pakistan after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. However, 26 tourists were killed in this terrorist attack. Due to this action of India, the inflationary impact on the people there has become more terrible.
3800 crores of trade: You can estimate that in the year 2023, trade worth about Rs. 3800 crores was done between India and Pakistan through the Attari-Wagah border. This includes medicines,Chicken feed, fruits, and vegetablesThere are also chemicals. But India locked this border check post after the Pahalgam terror attack. Pakistan's pharma industry is directly dependent on India for 30 to 40 percent of its raw materials. The medical crisis in Pakistan started intensifying as soon as the supply from India stopped. According to reports, Pakistani health authorities are now making emergency plans to somehow manage the supply of medicines.
A kilo of chicken selling for Rs. 800
Given the inflationary situation in our neighboring country, a kilo of chicken is being sold for Rs. 800 (PKR) and a kilo of rice for Rs. 340. Apart from this, milk is available for Rs. 224 per liter. The water crisis has also worsened due to the ban on the Indus Water Treaty. As it stands today, the price of a water bottle has reached Rs. 105 against the Pakistani currency. In such a situation, the life of the common people in Pakistan may become more difficult in the coming days. The impact of the decisions taken by India is also clearly visible on the Pakistani stock market. The country's stock market is falling day by day and investors are losing money. On the other hand, Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves have also decreased to $15.75 billion.

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