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PM says no power outage during Sehr, Iftar timings

byCustoms Today Report
18/06/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, while presiding over a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Energy, Thursday again directed the authorities concerned to ensure continuous electricity supply during Sehr and Iftar timings across the country in Ramazan.

During the meeting, PM Sharif was briefed about progress on various ongoing power generation projects besides future plans to overcome load-shedding.

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