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CNG stations closed across Sindh province

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
December 28, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
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KARACHI: Compressed National Gas (CNG) stations across Sindh province on Saturday were closed again due to low gas pressure.
The CNG stations remained opened in Karachi on Friday night for eight hours which were opened after six days.
A large number of people queued to the CNG stations for refueling of their vehicle shortly the stations were re-open on Friday night at 10:00 pm. In the meanwhile, a large number of public transports were botched in getting CNG.
The owners of the  CNG stations said “Owing  to stumpy gas pressure, the CNG stations have been closed in the metropolis.”
Earlier, President of All Pakistan CNG Association, Ghias Paracha had announced that he and members of the association plan to protest in front of the Chief Minister House for resolving the CNG issue.
He further said that the lengthened gas load-shedding had been damaging to their business and had given excessive duress to the public.
He expressed anger over the PTI’s government saying that they promised job opportunities but were working to damage business.
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