Pakistan's Eid al-Adha: Sacrificial Animal Prices Soar

Eid al-Adha Animal Market in Pakistan: Prices Soar as Demand Increases In the bustling livestock markets of Pakistan, preparations for Eid al-Adha are in full swing. This year, prices for sacrificial animals have seen a significant increase, with some high-value breeds fetching upwards of 11 million rupees. "The prices are higher this year due to inflation and increased demand," said one seller at a market in [Location Name]. The video showcases a range of animals, including Sahiwal and Jersey breeds, each with varying prices depending on weight and physical characteristics. A white Sahiwal bull, for instance, is priced at 11 million rupees, while a brown Jersey bull is listed at 8.5 million rupees. Another seller noted, "The quality of the animals is excellent this year, and people are willing to pay a premium for healthy, well-bred cattle." The high prices reflect the economic realities of Pakistan, but the festive atmosphere remains strong. The market is a vibrant display of cultural traditions, with families and individuals carefully selecting their sacrificial animals for the upcoming Eid celebrations.