Government plans to replace 12-slab gas tariff with uniform rate
Most outlets reported the government's plan to replace the 12-slab gas tariff structure with a uniform rate. Geo News provided a similar headline and excerpt but repeated the same text twice. Minute Mirror briefly noted the decision to abolish the existing structure and introduce a uniform tariff.
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Govt plans single gas tariff after 12 slabs
The federal government has decided to replace Pakistan’s 12-slab gas tariff with a uniform rate. The move will change how domestic consumers pay for gas. Protected households will receive support through an income-based subsidy system. Under the proposed system, protected consumers will receive targeted financial assistance. The government plans to support low-income households through direct […]
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Govt plans single gas tariff after scrapping 12 sl...
The government has decided to abolish the existing 12-slab gas tariff structure and introduce a uniform gas tariff for consumers.
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Govt moves to replace 12-slab gas tariff with uniform rate
A representational image of flames in a gas ring of an oven. — Reuters/FileThe Petroleum Division has begun efforts to replace the existing gas tariff structure, which uses 12 customer-category slabs, with a single uniform rate, while the transition would be based on...
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