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Govt will soon overcome power crisis, decrease tariff, reiterates Kh Asif

byCustoms Today Report
10/02/2015
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LAHORE: Federal Minister for Water and Power Khawaja Asif, speaking at a seminar, has reiterated that the government will soon overcome power crisis, announcing decreasing the tariffs.

The minister said that the government was serious in building Bhasha Dam and the Neelum Jehlum Project would also be completed within year and a half time period.

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