Islamabad: Pakistan, which is facing an economic shortage, is facing a major setback due to the strike of freight transporters in the country. It is having a very bad effect on the country's exports and traders estimate that it can cause a loss of about ten billion (Pakistani) rupees per day.
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According to the report published in the Pakistani media, the efforts of the government of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf to increase the exports have suffered a major setback in the country because the goods are not being transported from the factories to the ports due to the strike of the transporters. The Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturers and Exporters Association has issued a statement on Wednesday, saying that the freight vehicles and containers are not available due to the strike. Due to this, export-oriented industries like hosiery are especially suffering.
It has been said in the statement that it seems that there is no government anywhere and the exporters are suffering badly. The statement appealed to the government to immediately take notice of this. The statement said that exportable goods are ready, but vehicles and containers are not available to send them to the ports. These items can also go bad, which will cause a lot of damage.
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