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Petrol crisis: PM Nawaz to monitor major ministries to improve performance

byCustoms Today Report
10/02/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif would monitor the ministries of Water and Power, Petroleum, Finance and the Planning Commission, following crisis like petrol shortages that has created complications for the government.

Sharif government is under pressure to address problems faced by the common people as the Prime Minister yesterday visited two commercial areas of the capital to personally see the prices of commodities.

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He has decided to examine with a fine-tooth comb the ministries of Water and Power, Petroleum, Finance and the planning commission due to the recent fuel crisis and frequent power breakdowns.

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