Punjab CNG stations reopen tomorrow
LAHORECentral leader of All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) Ghiyas Abdullah Paracha has said hundreds of CNG stations will reopen from tomorrow (July 8). According to a statement issued Monday, Paracha said efforts were under way to keep Punjab CNG stations operational on continued basis which will help CNG operators and
By our correspondents
July 07, 2015
LAHORE
Central leader of All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) Ghiyas Abdullah Paracha has said hundreds of CNG stations will reopen from tomorrow (July 8).
According to a statement issued Monday, Paracha said efforts were under way to keep Punjab CNG stations operational on continued basis which will help CNG operators and the masses seeking economical and environmentally friendly fuel.
Decision to this effect reached in a meeting between Petroleum Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and Ghiyas Paracha.
It was decided to revive CNG stations of Punjab which were not using RLNG and while some points of a formula for revival of CNG sector were also agreed.
Abbasi said CNG was an important industry and the government would not all investment worth billions in this sector lay waste.
Ghiyas Paracha said consumption of petrol has been reduced in Punjab after RLNG is being used as motor fuel. He said the government’s decision improved transport sector and job market.
Central leader of All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) Ghiyas Abdullah Paracha has said hundreds of CNG stations will reopen from tomorrow (July 8).
According to a statement issued Monday, Paracha said efforts were under way to keep Punjab CNG stations operational on continued basis which will help CNG operators and the masses seeking economical and environmentally friendly fuel.
Decision to this effect reached in a meeting between Petroleum Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and Ghiyas Paracha.
It was decided to revive CNG stations of Punjab which were not using RLNG and while some points of a formula for revival of CNG sector were also agreed.
Abbasi said CNG was an important industry and the government would not all investment worth billions in this sector lay waste.
Ghiyas Paracha said consumption of petrol has been reduced in Punjab after RLNG is being used as motor fuel. He said the government’s decision improved transport sector and job market.
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