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Tomatoes hit PKR 600 a kilo as Pak feels the heat after Afghan border clashes

The price of tomatoes, a staple in Pakistani cuisine, has increased more than fivefold, rising to around 600 Pakistani rupees ($2.13) per kilogramme

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