Survey shows rising energy prices top concern for many Pakistanis
Most outlets led with the finding that rising electricity and gas prices are the biggest concern for many Pakistanis, citing a survey as their source. While all highlighted the 19% or 1 in 5 figure, Profit also noted additional concerns such as fuel prices, national debt, and drug abuse, as well as the 91% who said doing business is difficult. ProPakistani and Minute Mirror focused more narrowly on the energy price issue, with ProPakistani briefly mentioning the survey's name.
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1 in 5 Pakistanis Name Rising Power and Gas Prices as Biggest Problem
Rising electricity and gas prices are the biggest concern among Pakistanis, according to the National Citizen Survey 2026 conducted by… Read More
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Energy prices emerge as Pakistanis’ biggest concern as 91% say doing business is difficult: survey
19% cite electricity and gas prices as top concern, 10% point to fuel prices; 66% worry about national debt, 90% about drug abuse, while 91% say doing business is difficult
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Rising power, gas prices top Pakistanis’ concern...
Rising electricity and gas prices have emerged as the biggest concern for Pakistanis, according to a new survey conducted by the Institute
3 articles from 3 outlets, 14 Sep–15 Sep 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?