Pakistan May Face Higher Power Bills as New Tariff Proposed
June 17, 2026
12:12 pm
Electricity consumers across Pakistan could face another increase in their monthly power bills as a proposal to raise tariffs by 82 paisas per unit has
Electricity consumers across Pakistan could face another increase in their monthly power bills as a proposal to raise tariffs by 82 paisas per unit has
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