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Unemployed Man Dies by Suicide in Karachi

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A 35-year-old man, Fazal, ended his life in Karachi’s Gulshan-e-Hadeed area, reportedly due to unemployment. His death highlights the mental and financial struggles faced by millions in Pakistan who are unable to find work.

Father of Two Found Hanging from Tree

On Monday, rescue workers found Fazal’s body hanging from a tree. Authorities moved his remains to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) for medico-legal procedures.

His wife, in an emotional video message, revealed that financial struggles pushed her husband to despair.

“We have two kids. My husband always said he could not bear to see them hungry,” she said.

According to her, Fazal left home after warning that he would take his own life. “I tried hard to stop him. I believed he would return, but he never did,” she added.

Police and Conflicting Reports

While the family blames unemployment for Fazalā€™s death, police presented a different version.

Investigators are still looking into the circumstances surrounding his death. However, the tragic case sheds light on a larger crisis affecting thousands across the country.

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Unemployment Crisis in Pakistan

Unemployment is a growing concern in Pakistan, causing immense stress for struggling families. According to the Pakistan Economic Survey 2023-24, over 4.5 million individuals remain jobless, with youth unemployment reaching 11%ā€”the highest among all age groups.

Many households struggle to afford basic necessities, forcing individuals into desperate situations. With limited opportunities, mental health challenges among unemployed individuals are rising.

The Link Between Joblessness and Mental Health

Financial distress is one of the leading causes of depression and suicide worldwide. Without stable incomes, families face social pressure, food insecurity, and hopelessness. The inability to provide for loved ones can push people to mental and emotional breaking points.

Experts stress the need for economic reforms, job creation programs, and mental health support to address this crisis. Without intervention, more families could face similar tragedies.

A Call for Action

This heartbreaking incident serves as a reminder of the urgent need to address unemployment in Pakistan. The government must focus on job opportunities, economic relief programs, and mental health support to prevent such tragedies.

For struggling individuals, seeking professional help and community support can make a difference. No one should feel alone in their battles against financial hardship and emotional distress.

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