Pakistan provides financial aid to 9 million low-income people as Iran war drives up prices
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Pakistan has launched a targeted fuel subsidy program to help over 9 million low-income motorists cope with rising energy prices.
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Pakistan's government has provided fuel subsidies to more than 9 million low-income people as the U.S.-Iran war drives up energy prices, officials said Tuesday.
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- Pakistan rolls out fuel subsidies as oil prices squeeze households (opens Daily Sabah in a new tab)
Pakistan has rolled out a nationwide fuel subsidy scheme targeting motorcycle, rickshaw and small-car owners as rising global oil prices put pressure on working- and middle-income...
- Pakistan provides fuel aid to over 9 million low-income people as Middle East war drives up prices (opens The Washington Times in a new tab)
Pakistan's government has provided fuel subsidies to more than 9 million low-income people as the U.S.-Iran war drives up energy prices, officials said Tuesday.
- Pakistan provides financial aid to 9 million low-income people as Iran war drives up prices (opens New York Post in a new tab)
Pakistan has launched a targeted fuel subsidy program to help over 9 million low-income motorists cope with rising energy prices.
