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PSM urges govt to intervene in gas issue with SSGC

byCustoms Today Report
18/08/2015
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KARACHI: A delegation of National Assembly Standing Committee on Industries and Production, led by Asad Umar, has visited the Pakistan Steel Mills, where PSM Chief Executive Officer Zaheer Ahmed Khan briefed them about the status of implementation of the plans and efforts made to improve the complex machinery at PSM, especially about the current position of gas crisis.

The top official of Pakistan Steel Mills sought the government support to resolve the ongoing issue with the Sui Southern Gas Company over the supply of gas. He urged the government to immediately intervene in the issue to save the steel mills from further losses.

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It was discussed that Pakistan Steel Mills is a national asset and is the biggest steel industry in Pakistan. Plant is in better condition and efforts should be made for revival of PSM.

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