Goods Transporters Announce Another Fare Hike
Goods transporters have confirmed a further 5 percent rise in freight charges after the rise in petrol costs.
Goods transporters have confirmed a further 5 percent rise in freight charges after the rise in petrol costs.
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- He continued that between August 20 and September 7, petrol and diesel costs had already gone up by as much as Rs23 per litre.
All Pakistan Goods Transport Alliance President Malik Shehzad Awan remarked diesel costs had rose by Rs20 per litre and petrol costs by Rs24 per litre over the past four days.
He continued that between August 20 and September 7, petrol and diesel costs had already gone up by as much as Rs23 per litre. Goods Transporters Once Again Threaten Protest.
He remarked the government's decision to change petroleum costs on a daily basis was unacceptable.
According to him, during the nationwide strike held from August 8 to 17, the petroleum minister had assured transporters that fuel rates would not be changed every day.
Malik Shehzad Awan remarked transporters had postponed their nationwide strike for 40 days on the assurances of the federal and provincial governments. Sheikhupura Residents Demand Action on Toxic Smoke.
He cautioned that if the administration failed to implement the agreed commitments, transporters throughout Pakistan would go on strike again.
He continued that the administration had asked for 40 days to resolve the problems, and that deadline will expire next week. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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