“Usually, we could get vegetables for around 100 to 200 rupees per kilogram, but now the price has gone up to 280 to 400 rupees ,” said Nabilah Malik, a businesswoman from Johor who currently resides in Islamabad.Nabilah, 36, said the price of fuel had also gone up.
“I have checked on my Malaysian friends through WhatsApp and Facebook groups. I am relieved to hear that they are all safe,” she added. “Food staples such as onions, tomatoes and poultry have sky-rocketed in price after the flood severely damaged many farms and crops.
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