Flour robberies, biryani riots… Pakistanis throwing each other down the drain for sacks of wheat
Pakistan Food Crisis: Pakistan is on the brink of starvation. Inflation has increased to such an extent that biscuits available at Rs 5 are being sold at Rs 50. The situation is getting out of control.
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Pakistan This time stands on the verge of destruction. The people of the country are fed up with increasing inflation. The people here have reached the brink of starvation. Day by day the situation here is getting worse. Pie fan Pakistan People yearn for grain. People are also talking about suicide. The situation is such that somewhere there is a robbery with flour and somewhere there is a commotion for a plate of biryani.
The situation has become so out of control that some Pakistanis are throwing each other down the drain for sacks of wheat. Inflation in Pakistan is so high that a biscuit that costs 5 rupees is selling for 50 rupees. The dough is almost finished. People stand in line for 24-24 hours to buy a bag of flour but the price has reached 3100 to 3500 taka. The situation is getting completely out of control.
‘Ate Pay Dak’ in Pakistan
Police are conducting operations with flour in Pakistan#Pakistan economy #Pakistan crisis #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/uqSTXQES4e
— Jyot Jeet (@activistjyot) January 11, 2023
Gas cylinders are available for 10 thousand taka
Commercial gas cylinders are available in Pakistan for 10,000 Pakistani rupees. Concerned about rising prices, people are forced to store LPG in plastic bags. At the same time, chicken is selling up to Rs 650 per kg in Pakistan and may reach Rs 800 per kg in coming days. The government of Pakistan, which relies on foreign money, only nurtures terrorism and ignores the development of its country. As a result of this, the country is suffering from extreme economic recession.
Killing for a bag of wheat
A Pakistani pushed into the sewer for a bag of wheat 😐 #Pakistan economy #Pakistan food crisis #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/Xl9V9VbuWi
— 5 stars (@Ak_bh2047) January 12, 2023
The situation in Pakistan is like Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka-like situation prevails in Pakistan. The inflation situation of the country is that in December 2022, the inflation rate increased to 24.5 percent. The finance ministry had released estimates of between 23 and 25 percent. According to the data, food inflation in Pakistan increased by 35.5 percent year-on-year, transport costs increased by 41.2 percent and clothing and footwear prices increased by 17.1 percent.
Riot for biryani
Riots over a plate of biryani in Pakistan#Pakistan economy #Pakistani #Pakistan #Pakistan crisis pic.twitter.com/Z5zrnDjdF9
— Jyot Jeet (@activistjyot) January 11, 2023
America has promised to help
The international community has pledged more than US$10 billion in aid to help Pakistan rebuild in a climate-friendly manner after last year’s devastating floods. 1739 people died and around 3.3 crore lives were affected by this terrible flood.
