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Pakistan will take measures to control overspeed population growth
2018-12-06 Source: Xinhuanet
Xinhua News Agency, Islamabad, December 5 (Reporter Liu Tian) Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on the 5th that the Pakistani government is considering comprehensive measures to control the country's rapid population growth.
Imran Khan said at the symposium on "worrying population growth in Pakistan" jointly organized by the Supreme Court of Pakistan and the health department that the normal population growth rate brought many serious problems, including the destruction of the natural environment,reducing of the area of cultivated land and threatening of food security.
Imran Khan said that the Pakistani government has set up relevant working groups to formulate measures to control population growth, including the distribution of contraceptives and education to raise family planning awareness.
At the symposium, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Nisal, called on all sectors of society to unite in controlling population issues. He said that if the population continues to grow too fast, the resources that the country will use will continue to decrease, which will ultimately affect the country's economic growth and people's living standards.
Nisal warned that if the government does not control it, the population of Pakistan will reach 450 million in 30 years.
According to official figures released by Pakistan, Pakistan currently has about 207 million people, and Pakistani women have 3.6 children per capita.
2018-12-06 Source: Xinhuanet
Xinhua News Agency, Islamabad, December 5 (Reporter Liu Tian) Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on the 5th that the Pakistani government is considering comprehensive measures to control the country's rapid population growth.
Imran Khan said at the symposium on "worrying population growth in Pakistan" jointly organized by the Supreme Court of Pakistan and the health department that the normal population growth rate brought many serious problems, including the destruction of the natural environment,reducing of the area of cultivated land and threatening of food security.
Imran Khan said that the Pakistani government has set up relevant working groups to formulate measures to control population growth, including the distribution of contraceptives and education to raise family planning awareness.
At the symposium, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Nisal, called on all sectors of society to unite in controlling population issues. He said that if the population continues to grow too fast, the resources that the country will use will continue to decrease, which will ultimately affect the country's economic growth and people's living standards.
Nisal warned that if the government does not control it, the population of Pakistan will reach 450 million in 30 years.
According to official figures released by Pakistan, Pakistan currently has about 207 million people, and Pakistani women have 3.6 children per capita.
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