PIBF rejects proposed 'smart lockdown' measures
Most outlets reported that the Pak International Business Forum (PIBF) rejected the proposed “smart lockdown” measures being considered by the government. The Nation added context by mentioning the PIBF’s demand for immediate reduction in fuel and electricity prices, while the Business Recorder led with the rejection of the lockdown proposal without additional context.
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PIBF rejects proposed ‘smart lockdown’
LAHORE: The Pak International Business Forum (PIBF) has rejected the proposed “smart lockdown” measures being considered by the government to conserve fuel and ease economic hardships, saying restrictions on business activity cannot provide a sustainable solution to the country’s economic challenges. PIBF Central President Dr Mushtaq Mangat and Secretary General Muhammad Ejaz Tanveer said the p...
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PIBF demands immediate reduction in fuel, electricity prices
LAHORE - The Pak International Business Forum (PIBF) has rejected the proposed “smart lockdown” measures being considered by the government to conserve fuel and ease economic hardships, saying restrictions on business activity cannot provide a sustainable solution to the country’s economic challenges.
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