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OGRA fines 12 oil companies for overcharging

byCustoms Today Report
01/08/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has imposed penalty of Rs 10.7 million over 12 oil marketing companies for overcharging.

According to OGRA officials, over-charging of 1 to 8 rupees was observed in the oil and diesel prices during the crisis while 75 petrol pumps of 12 companies charged extra money from the public during the same period.

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12 companies involved in over-charging include Pakistan State Oil (PSO), Total Parco and Attock Petroleum, Hescol, Shell, Baiko, Bakri and others.

OGRA says that the answers of the show-cause notices submitted by the oil marketing companies were unsatisfactory and directed all the companies to pay their fines by August 27.

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