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Govt announces decrease in electricity adjustment charges for April 2024 bills

byCT Report
15/04/2024
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ISLAMABAD: Energy Minister Sardar Awais Khan Leghari announced a big decrease of Rs3.82 per unit in electricity tariff for April bills.

This decrease is attributed to adjustments in fuel prices, now set at Rs4.92 per unit compared to Rs7.06 last month, while previous adjustments of Rs4.43 per unit have been lowered to Rs2.75 per unit, resulting in an overall decrease of Rs3.82 per unit.

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Leghari emphasized the government’s dedication to supporting the public at times of high inflation and extortionate energy prices.

Leghari also highlighted the pivotal role of NEPRA in determining reference tariffs for the year and subsequent adjustments. The minister stressed the significance of bridging the gap to prevent further strain on the country’s deficit.

This comes after Leghari’s warning for all chairmen of distribution companies and CEOs to eliminate power theft. He set a strict deadline of 23 April for all DISCOs to address the issue completely. He also directed strict action against power thieves to combat this issue effectively.

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