Asia’s Largest Cattle Market in Karachi Flooded with Sacrificial Animals Ahead of Eid-ul-Adha

Karachi:The Northern Bypass of Karachi has transformed into a bustling hub of livestock trade as Asia’s largest cattle market sees a massive influx of sacrificial animals from across Pakistan in preparation for Eid-ul-Adha.

Trucks and trailers carrying beautifully groomed cows, bulls, goats, calves, heifers, and camels have arrived from various provinces, including Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, Kashmir, and remote rural areas, as well as from local Karachi farmhouses.

The Karachi cattle market, which was officially opened 15 days ago, is witnessing a growing number of animals arriving daily. The market is now filled with vibrant blocks named after regions, including KP, Kashmir, and Punjab, all bustling with activity as traders and buyers negotiate deals.

**Key Highlights:**

* **Animals on Display:** From medium-sized goats to 10-man (400kg+) bulls of diverse breeds and colors.
* **Market Sections:** Divided into VIP and General blocks to cater to different budgets and preferences.
* **Daily Growth:** The number of animals is steadily increasing as Eid approaches.
* **Wide Reach:** Livestock arriving from across the country, including Karachi’s private farmhouses.

Trade is already in full swing as buyers from across the city and beyond flock to the market to choose their animals for Qurbani. Vendors are hopeful for good business this year, while authorities are working to maintain cleanliness and order within the market premises.

The Karachi cattle market not only serves as a center for religious and cultural preparation but also generates significant economic activity, providing income to thousands of farmers, traders, and support workers.

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