The Pakistan government has issued a warning that ongoing protests could lead to daily economic losses of up to $433 million. The warning comes as the Jamaat-e-Islami party begins a major march in the capital, Islamabad, demanding political reforms and an end to government corruption. The protests, which have been escalating in recent weeks, have disrupted traffic and public services across the country. Officials have expressed concern over the impact on the economy, particularly in sectors such as transportation and retail. The government has urged protesters to engage in dialogue to resolve the crisis peacefully.