March 9 - Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday unveiled several austerity measures, including a cut in government fuel allowances and school closures to save fuel amid a spiraling ...
Schools closed in Pakistan’s Punjab till March 31 amid oil crises
Panic buying of petrol and other petroleum products has already begun in the country, following the impact of the war.
Pakistan shuts schools and universities, introduces four-day workweek amid fuel shortage fears
Pakistan, which depends heavily on imported fuel, is particularly vulnerable to disruptions in supply routes and rising crude prices.
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Iran war triggers oil shock for Pakistan: Import bill may hit $600 million as country scrambles for fuel supplies
Finance minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has warned that Pakistan’s oil import costs could climb to $600 million per month if the crisis continues to intensify.