Reported 8 months ago
With the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha approaching, preparations are underway across different countries with varying impacts. In Algeria, a blacksmith is busy making knives to sell for the ritual slaughter, while in Senegal, high-quality sheep are being bred for profit. However, in Indonesia and Iraq, economic challenges prevent many from affording sacrificial animals, and in Morocco, drought has left livestock without food. In Gaza, amidst conflict and high feed prices, livestock suffer, and refugees express a desire for safety over lavish celebrations. The economic hardships have led to price increases in Pakistan, affecting consumers. Overall, the festival is marred by financial constraints and disasters, impacting the celebrations in various ways.
Source: YAHOO