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Pakistan is staring at a potential petrol crisis as oil companies have warned that the country's reserves will last only 15 days. In an urgent appeal, fuel suppliers have called on the government to step in immediately to avert a shortage that could grind the nation to a halt. According to industry sources, the dwindling stocks are the result of delayed imports and soaring demand. The oil companies have formally requested the government to release pending payments and expedite clearance of shipments to prevent pumps from running dry. If left unaddressed, the shortage could lead to long queues at petrol stations, price hikes, and disruptions to transportation and commerce nationwide. Citizens are already bracing for potential fuel rationing as the situation unfolds. The government has yet to respond publicly, but pressure is mounting to act swiftly. Economic analysts warn that a prolonged shortage could further destabilize Pakistan's fragile economy, already grappling with inflation and fiscal challenges. Article source: dailypakistan.pk | Image credit: x.com
Pakistan is staring at a potential petrol crisis as oil companies have warned that the country’s reserves will last only 15 days. In an urgent appeal, fuel suppliers have called on the government to step in immediately to avert a shortage that could grind the nation to a halt.
According to industry sources, the dwindling stocks are the result of delayed imports and soaring demand. The oil companies have formally requested the government to release pending payments and expedite clearance of shipments to prevent pumps from running dry.
If left unaddressed, the shortage could lead to long queues at petrol stations, price hikes, and disruptions to transportation and commerce nationwide. Citizens are already bracing for potential fuel rationing as the situation unfolds.
The government has yet to respond publicly, but pressure is mounting to act swiftly. Economic analysts warn that a prolonged shortage could further destabilize Pakistan’s fragile economy, already grappling with inflation and fiscal challenges.
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