Pakistan Economic Crisis. Skyrocketing prices of sugar and flour in Pakistan, people’s problems increased

In India’s neighboring country Pakistan, where on one side the political crisis has deepened. On the other hand, the people here are craving for food. The country has been grappling with shortage of flour and rising inflation since the month of Ramzan. Now once again the prices of food items have increased in Pakistan. The skyrocketing prices of flour and sugar in Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, have now started creating new records.

Rs 200 kg sugar and flour beyond Rs 4000

According to media reports, inflation has increased in many districts and surrounding areas of Balochistan. Here sugar is being sold at Rs 200 per kg. Let me tell you, earlier the price of sugar was Rs 130 per kg. On the other hand, if we talk about flour, it has increased from 2600 Pakistani rupees to 4000 rupees per 20 kg. Apart from sugar and flour, the prices of other essential food items have also increased.

Pakistan’s GDP in critical condition

Pakistan’s economic crisis is getting deeper and neither are there any chances of its abating. The country’s GDP figures have also come to the fore, which are quite shocking. Pakistan had predicted 5 percent growth in GDP this year. But in reality the country’s GDP has increased by only 0.29 per cent. Apart from this, if we talk about inflation, it has reached 36.4 percent.