In Pakistan, petrol shortage forces pumps to shut down, throws daily life out of gear: Report
1 year, 10 months ago

In Pakistan, petrol shortage forces pumps to shut down, throws daily life out of gear: Report

Hindustan Times  

Amid a severe economic crisis, most of the petrol pumps in the Punjab region of Pakistan ran out of petrol disrupting the routine life of people. On the other side, the Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association has blamed all Oil marketing companies for failing to ensure appropriate supplies in response to demand, leaving the pumps empty and forcing drivers to go for gas in urban areas, according to Dawn. Amid severe fuel shortages due to the poor economy, several petrol pumps in major and small cities of Punjab have been closed, Dawn reported. The areas where the pumps are closed due to shortage of petrol include Shahdra, Wagah, Litton Road and Jain Mandar," Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association's secretary of information Khawaja Atif told Dawn.

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