Two million new people died of hunger in Britain in October. According to a recent survey, these people are not getting full food for three times due to backbreaking inflation. Now the total number of such people in the country has reached 47 lakhs.
The condition of Britain is becoming like an old-fashioned royal family, which is currently in tatters. The policies of the recent British governments have put the countrymen in such trouble, which was difficult to even imagine in the past decades. Due to the increased influence of right-wing politics, Britain decided to Brexit. The country had not yet recovered from the shock that the Corona epidemic shook it. And the government’s decision to step up the US strategy in the Ukraine war has plunged the country into an unprecedented period of inflation. The latest news is that two million new people died of hunger in the UK in October. According to a recent survey, these people could not get full food for three times due to ‘disastrous’ inflation. Now the total number of people suffering from hunger in the country has reached 47 lakhs. This survey has revealed the kind of trouble the families are going through. And the situation is about to get worse.
The country’s largest energy supplier has said that the price of energy could increase by 1000 pounds per month in winter. The company has appealed to the government to immediately declare relief to help the poor. Since energy is expensive, room heating has become a luxury. In such a situation, many common people are getting heat by burning wood. That is why the Fire Department of London has called for the need to take measures to prevent fires in homes. He made this statement after an incident in which the house caught fire due to burning of wood to heat it. According to the survey organization Food Foundation, what millions of people eat today is not enough food. Food banks have reported that there has been a rapid increase in the number of people seeking food from them. Was it even possible to think of such a situation earlier?
