According to the survey, the poor are facing the worst in the health and education sectors. In June last year, 16.1 per cent people could not manage the cost of treatment due to financial difficulty and this percentage increased four times to 50 per cent in February this year. The percentage of people who could not afford nutritious food increased to 53 per cent in February this year from 12 per cent in June 2022, while the percentage of people who could not manage the cost of education increased to 52.7 per cent Went. From 11.4 per cent in June 2022 this February.
The survey found that poor people followed eight negative ways to deal with the situation, including a decline in food quality. Thirty-five per cent people reduced the amount of purdah in June last year and the figure more than doubled to 77 per cent in February this year, while the number of people buying food on credit rose from 18 per cent to 41 per cent during the same period . , In addition, the number of people who did not seek treatment due to sudden illness increased from 1.4 percent to 31.6 percent.