Alarming Inflation Hits Pakistan: Record Prices for Everyday Essentials and Soaring National Debt

In a concerning turn of events, Pakistan is grappling with unprecedented inflation, with prices soaring to new heights:

1. Egg Prices Skyrocket: The cost of eggs has reached an astounding 400 Pakistani Rupees per dozen, putting a strain on consumers' budgets.

2. Onion Prices Surge: Onions, a kitchen staple, are now being sold at a staggering 250 PKR per kilogram, making them increasingly unaffordable for the average citizen.

3. Chicken Prices Hit Highs: Chicken, a protein source for many households, is now priced at a hefty 615 PKR per kilogram, further adding to the economic burden on consumers.

4. Mounting National Debt: Pakistan's total debt burden has reached an alarming level, standing at a whopping PKR 63.39 trillion as of the end of November in the fiscal year 2023-24. This growing debt poses significant challenges for the country's economic stability.

The combination of skyrocketing prices for essential commodities and the escalating national debt paints a grim picture for the economic landscape of Pakistan, raising concerns about the financial well-being of its citizens.

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