LPG mafia creating artificial gas shortage to overcharge customers
ISLAMABAD, Aug 19 (DNA): The nexus of the liquid petroleum gas (LPG)
mafia has established a monopoly for the supply of gas in order to
charge arbitrary prices by creating an artificial shortage of LPG in the
country.
The government’s terminal Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) has also
become a part of such black marketing, while the government plays the
role of a silent spectator.
According to sources, two LPG vessels are present at Port Qasim but are
not allowed to offload gas, while a few days ago, the LPG ship Almaha
left without unloading gas after 1 month and 20 days.
The company had to face a loss of $480 thousand due to the stoppage of
the Almah ship at Port Qasim, sources added.
However, Chairman LPG Distributor’s Association Irfan Khokhar informed
the caretaker Prime Minister about the situation.
Related News
Equipping youth with digital skills top priority
ISLAMABAD, 15 JULY (DNA) — Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima KhawajaRead More
No entry to Pakistan on expired Nicop under new travel rules
LONDON: Pakistan has clarified that overseas Pakistanis travelling on foreign passports will continue to beRead More


Comments are Closed