New Delhi: The problems of badly indebted Pakistan have increased even more. It has been told in a report that, about 40 percent of the population in Pakistan does not get enough food and due to malnutrition, 40 percent of the children are not getting proper mental and physical development. Recognizing this condition of his country, while addressing a program of farmers in Islamabad on Thursday, Pakistan PM Imran Khan said that the biggest challenge before the country is food security.
The report said that Imran Khan admitted that to meet the food requirements of the country, food grains have to be imported from abroad in huge quantities and this is also reducing the foreign exchange reserves of the country. Imran Khan also admitted that children in Pakistan are not getting nutritious food and due to this, about 40 percent of the children in the country are not developing their mental and physical development properly.
In his address, Imran Khan gave the example of countries like Israel and China and said that like these countries, they are trying to remove poverty in the whole country. While addressing the farmers, Imran Khan said that if 15-40 percent of the population of Pakistan is hungry then people will not allow the country to run.
On this occasion, Imran Khan also expressed concern about the decreasing milk production in Pakistan. Imran Khan talked about importing good breed semen from abroad to increase milk production in the country. Referring to the children in this matter, he said that, children in Pakistan are not getting the right amount of milk for which there is a need to increase milk production.
