LPG price increase leads to inflation, raising essential goods prices across Pakistan.
Lahore: (RightNow) A surge in LPG prices has sparked a wave of inflation across Pakistan. Prices of essential items like flour, meat, vegetables, and pulses have risen nationwide.
In several cities, flour and pulses prices have increased by Rs 50, while chicken meat has seen a Rs 100 per kg hike. Most LPG shops in Lahore are closed, and it is available between Rs 550 to Rs 650 in various cities.
The wheat crisis in Balochistan has worsened. In districts like Khuzdar, Chagai, Washuk, and Kech, a 50 kg flour bag now exceeds Rs 8,000.
In Quetta, prices of vegetables, meat, and milk have risen by up to 20%. Citizens are demanding a reduction in essential goods prices.
It is noteworthy that inflation waves in Pakistan often follow LPG price hikes, increasing public hardships.














