OKARA City News
By News Desk
December 18, 2015
Demo against gas loadshedding
From Our Correspondent
OKARA: People staged a demonstration against gas loadshedding and low pressure in front of the press club here on Thursday.
The protesters were chanting slogans against the SNGPL. Talking to newsmen, the protesters said that they had been facing several problems due to the gas loadshedding and low pressure. They said that there had been no gas during night hours for the last 14 days. They said that there was low gas pressure in the morning from 5am to 2pm. They said that the women faced problems in preparing breakfast, lunch and dinner due to the low gas pressure. They have demanded the high-ups concerned look into the matter and end the gas loadshedding, besides improving its pressure.
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