The Bureau of Statistics reports a 113,000 increase in Pakistan’s donkey population, totaling 6.16 million.
Islamabad: (Right Now News) The population of donkeys in Pakistan has increased by 113,000. The Bureau of Statistics reported that the number of donkeys rose from 6.047 million to 6.16 million.
According to the Bureau of Statistics documents, the buffalo population also saw an increase of 1.417 million. The total number of buffaloes has now reached 49.105 million.
Similarly, the sheep population increased by 392,000, while the goat population rose by 2.422 million, and camels increased by 16,000.
There was also an increase of 4,000 in the mule population, indicating an overall rise in the number of animals.
It is noteworthy that the animal population in Pakistan has been consistently increasing, which is significant for the agricultural economy.














