Senator Sherry Questions Fuel Availability by December

News Desk

ISLAMABAD: Senator Sherry Rehman has raised critical concerns regarding the availability of petrol in Pakistan by December, urging the government to provide a briefing on the status of petroleum products amidst the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

During a session of the Senate’s Standing Committee on Climate Change, Rehman emphasized the need for transparency from the government regarding potential fuel shortages.

She questioned whether the current supply chain could withstand the pressures stemming from international developments, particularly those affecting oil prices and availability.

This inquiry comes at a time when citizens are increasingly anxious about fuel accessibility, which could have significant implications for the economy and daily life.

A fuel crisis could exacerbate inflation and disrupt transportation, impacting various sectors reliant on petroleum products.

In response to Rehman’s concerns, the committee plans to convene further discussions with government officials to assess the situation and outline strategies to mitigate any potential crisis.

Stakeholders are keenly awaiting updates on the government’s action plan to ensure fuel stability in the coming months.