Islamabad: Pak's economy is getting worse and worse day by day. At the same time, friendship with terrorism has caused a lot of damage to Pakistan and the condition has worsened. At the same time, the people of Pakistan were already troubled by skyrocketing prices, now there has also been a shortage of flour here. In many cities, the price of flour has reached Rs 70 per kg or more.

The four provinces of Pakistan, Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are struggling with the shortage of flour. The situation has reached so far in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that the Nanbayis (shops selling naan) have announced to go on strike.

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Due to the lack of flour in Pak, many Nanbayis have closed their shops. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is the most affected. At the same time, it is also being said that there are more than 2500 Nanbaiis in Peshawar. Although many of these shops are closed. Shop owners say that in 2013, the price of naan made from 170 grams of flour was fixed at Rs 10. It was not increased, while the price of flour has skyrocketed. Where they say that the price should be increased but the government is not ready for this. In Sindh, the administration has fixed the price of flour at Rs 43 per kg. But in many places, it has reached Rs 70 per kg.

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Despite the crop that did not crop up in Pakistan, despite this, the central government of Pakistan exported excessive wheat. Also, there has been a supply disruption due to transporters' strike and bad weather. Due to the smuggling of wheat from the open border with Afghanistan, people are also getting worried about flour and wheat. Poor management and lack of coordination at the government level have put low-income population groups in crisis.

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