Published on, Sept. 29 -- September 29, 2025 10:28 PM
Rice prices in Pakistan have sharply increased, adding to the burden of citizens already struggling with rising living costs and the aftermath of devastating floods. Shopkeepers and mill owners have raised prices from Rs2,000 to Rs2,500 per mound.
Officials and market sources confirm that there is no actual shortage of rice in the country. The recent crop has not yet fully reached markets, but traders are reportedly exploiting the situation to hike prices artificially.
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Consumers have expressed frustration over the sudden price spike, stating that ordinary families are facing difficulty affording basic sta...
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