In the wake of soaring prices of essentials in Pakistan, urban migrants seek affordability in their rural roots. The country’s economic challenges have prompted families like Salma Faheem’s to return to their villages, where living costs are lower. High inflation and limited government intervention have pushed many to make this difficult choice. The economic crisis, coupled with political tensions, paints a challenging landscape for Pakistan’s citizens. With no immediate relief in sight, a return to their villages becomes a practical measure for some amid the nation’s economic struggles.
