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Tanker with 65,000 tons oil reach Karachi Port: PSO claims uninterrupted petrol supply

byMati ur Rehman
28/01/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan State Oil (PSO) has claimed that the uninterrupted supply of petroleum products is continuing to all the filling station in the country in wake of reduction in POL prices.

A PSO spokesperson said that the supply situation has become normal after import of additional furnace oil. He said smooth supply of furnace has also been ensured to the power stations, while an oil tanker carrying 65,000 tons of furnace oil has reached Karachi port and another ship of 55,000 tons of furnace oil will reach the port city tomorrow.

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