After LPG, prices of flour, meat, vegetables and pulses also increased

Following a surge in LPG prices, Pakistan is grappling with a fresh wave of inflation, significantly impacting the cost of essential commodities. The prices of flour, meat, vegetables, and pulses have all seen substantial increases across various cities. Specifically, flour and pulses have risen by 50 rupees per kilogram, while chicken meat has escalated by 100 rupees per kilogram. In Lahore, many LPG shops have closed down, further exacerbating the crisis. The price of LPG currently ranges from 550 to 650 rupees in different cities. Citizens are now demanding immediate action from the authorities to reduce the prices of these daily necessities.