By July 2023, Pakistan owes 61 thousand 700 billion rupees

The SBP’s announcement further highlights that the government’s debt has increased by 1.5% in just one month, indicating the growing financial challenges Pakistan is facing. This surge in debt is a cause for concern as it may have implications for the country’s economic stability and fiscal policies.

Pakistani Caretaker Government Launches Electricity Theft Crackdown

The announcement also highlighted the significant financial impact of electricity theft on the country’s economy, with an annual loss of approximately 589 billion Pakistani rupees. The losses are particularly severe in specific regions, where power theft ranges from 30% to 60% of the total electricity consumption.

Lack of funds, the K4 project will not be completed even in ten years

These estimates have been revised upwards after scrutiny by experts and authorities, reflecting the complexities and scope of the project. Karachi, Pakistan’s largest city, has been grappling with a severe water crisis for years, and the K-IV project is seen as a critical solution to address its water needs