Gas short supplies multiply energy crisis July 19, 2021
LAHORE: Much to the dismay of users, the natural gas shortage has started to intensify the energy crisis, triggering low generation of electricity as well as a short supply of furnace oil & Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in the country.
The abrupt stoppage of natural gas supply to industry resulted in heavy losses to processing industry, said representatives of the local chamber here Sunday. The major glass manufacturing units and one of the largest dairy processing factories of the country have been hit hard by sudden choking of energy supplies, inflicting losses of millions of rupees. Whenever gas and other energy sources are cut hastily, manufacturers have to face huge loss of raw material and unfinished products that have been stuck in the pipeline. He lamented that gas utility failed to intimate industry in advance which resulted in leaving the ma
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Customers can now easily buy a 5 kg LPG cylinder by visiting their nearby Indane gas distributors or point of sale.
Customers can also provide any other official identity proof instead of an Aadhaar card to buy a new 5 kg cylinder.
You won’t have to share any address proof documents for buying a 5 KG cylinder from Indane.
New Delhi: If you’re planning to take an LPG connection, then we have good news for you. Giving a major respite to the common man, the Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) has now announced that anyone can buy an LPG gas cylinder without the need to share your address proof with the state-owned petroleum and gas firm.
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Sherry demands withdrawal of hike in petrol prices
July 17, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Rejecting the recent petrol price hike, Pakistan People’s Party Vice President and Chair Foreign Affairs Senate Standing Committee Sherry Rehman has urged the government to withdraw its decision to increase petrol prices.
“While international oil prices slide down by 2% this week, Tabahi Sarkar hikes petrol prices by a whopping Rs 5.40/litre mid-month. On what basis the PTI government has increased the petrol prices, as people are already facing skyrocketing inflation, spiralling gas prices and now another petrol bomb has been dropped on them,” she said.
She said it was shocking that this is the second time the prices of petroleum products had been increased in the last 15 days.