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First modification: 02/15/2026 - 18:04
Several Muslims in Indonesia and Pakistan flock to the markets to shop ahead of Ramadan, the holy month of Islam that begins on February 17. However, inflation, the increase in the cost of living and other economic difficulties increase the prices of some basic products, affecting the holidays. In Pakistan, the prime minister announced a "Ramadan relief package" for the neediest people.
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