SHC orders action against illegal CNG cylinders
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The Sindh High Court has ordered action against all the people using and selling illegal CNG cylinders in the province.
All cylinders must have a licence from the Hydrocarbon Development Institute of Pakistan otherwise an inquiry will be launched against the sellers and users, the court ruled. The IG has been instructed to crackdown against illegal cylinders.
The Motorways IG has been ordered to take action against cars with unregistered cylinders.
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ISLAMABAD: A brief hiatus in oil smuggling due to the closure for a few days of the Pak-Iran border during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, badly affected the entire supply chain of petroleum products in Pakistan.
The findings of an inquiry commission on the shortage of petroleum products states that the smuggling of Iranian oil is a reality. “The quantum of smuggling through the land route [is] approximated at Rs250 billion.”
The report said the government must sensitise the concerned agency to take strict measures at the Pak-Iran border to curb this huge evasion of tax revenue.