Pakistan is facing a severe flour crisis with skyrocketing food prices, making daily survival difficult. A 20kg bag of flour has reached 3300 rupees, and a single roti now costs 30 rupees, severely hitting the poor and middle class.
Citizens across Pakistan are enduring the worst phase of their lives as severe wheat and flour shortages drive prices to record highs. In the open market, a 20kg bag of flour costs up to 3300 rupees, making basic survival a daily struggle for ordinary families.
The price of a single tandoori roti at local eateries has jumped from 20 to 30 rupees, severely hitting daily wage earners and low-income households who now spend half their earnings just to buy flour and bread.
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