Petrol pumps in Punjab areas face fuel shortage

The circumstance appears to be most terrible in a few significant urban communities like Lahore,

 Gujranwala, and Faisalabad where a few petroleum siphons have either no or a small stockpile of

 petroleum

 LAHORE: various petroleum siphons in a few significant and little urban communities of Punjab have been

 confronting an extreme lack of petroleum, irritating drivers who were seen holding up in lengthy lines at

 petroleum siphons to purchase the item.

The circumstance appears to be most horrendously awful in a few significant urban communities like Lahore,

 Gujranwala, and Faisalabad where a few petroleum siphons have either no or pitiful stock of petroleum for the

 last numerous days supposedly because of pressed supply from the oil showcasing organizations (OMCs).

 The regions where the siphons are shut because of deficiency of petroleum incorporate Shahdra, Wagah,

 Litton Street and Jain Mandar," Pakistan Oil Vendors Affiliation's secretary data Khawaja Atif told Sunrise.

Discussing different urban areas, he said in Gujranwala around 70% of siphons had no petroleum because of

 short supplies from the OMCs. Additionally, many siphons are likewise without oil for a few days in Faisal­

abad, Okara, Sahiwal, and different regions.

Anyway, the Minister of State for Oil Musadik Malik ensured that there is no lack of fuel as the stockpile of

 oil is open for the accompanying 20 days and of diesel for 25 days.

Talking at a Geo News program, he forewarned that the licenses of those proportioning oil will be dropped

 expecting them to be recognized.