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NEPRA slashes power tariff by Re1/unit, users to get relief for 3 months

byCustoms Today Report
12/11/2014
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ISLAMABAD: NEPRA has reduced power tariff by Rs 1 per unit against fuel adjustment surcharge in respect of K electricity.

This curtailment in power tariff has afforded relief to the consumers but relief is meant only for three months. Cost of power has been slashed by 5 paisa per unit for the month of July, 77 paisas per unit for the month of August and 12 paisas per unit for the month of September.

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