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Pakistan Struggles With Ramzan Costs As West Asia Conflict Pushes Fuel Prices Up By PKR 55 Per Litre
Pakistan Struggles With Ramzan Costs As West Asia Conflict Pushes Fuel Prices Up By PKR 55 Per Litre
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Pakistan Struggles With Ramzan Costs As West Asia Conflict Pushes Fuel Prices Up By PKR 55 Per Litre

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Oil price hikes raise transportation costs, push up daily-use commodities, reduce purchasing power, increase poverty, slow economic activity and fuel public anger in Pakistan.

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