OGRA deploys enforcement teams to restore supply of petroleum products,

petroleum supply is off from6:am today but government take a sudden action and release an order to open petrol pumps as soon as possible. Government has established an OGRA deploys enforcement teams to restore supply of petroleum products, announces strict action against those who disrupt supply. According to details, OGRA has mobilized its machinery to restore normal supply of petroleum products across the country. According to media reports, OGRA has deployed its enforcement teams to prevent closure of petrol pumps. It was informed that OGRA enforcement teams would monitor the situation in the field and strict action would be taken against those who disrupted the supply in any way. OGRAM has directed all oil marketing companies to ensure uninterrupted supply of petroleum products at all outlets. On the other hand, after the Oil Marketing Companies and Dealers Association announced a nationwide strike from November 25 and closure of petrol pumps, the Ministry of Petroleum has also mobilized to restore petrol supply. The Ministry of Petroleum has announced that tankers have been dispatched for efficiency in oil supply. On November 25, petrol pumps of PSO, Shell, Total and other companies across the country will remain open. It was further informed that it was also recommended to increase the margins of oil marketing companies and dealers. In this regard, the Ministry of Finance has been contacted. It is hoped that this matter will be resolved within the next 10 days. It may be recalled that the Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association has announced a nationwide strike on Thursday, November 25 and directed the petrol pump owners to keep the petrol pumps closed from 6 am on November 25, according to the Petroleum Dealers Association. Petrol pumps across the country including Gilgit-Baltistan, Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Chitral will remain closed from 6 am. The government had promised to accept the demands but no contact has been made so far and the government did not accept our demands while we were also assured and we returned the call for strike on 5th November. But the government has not acted on the assurances. Until the dealer margin is raised to 6%, there will be no talks with the government. On the other hand, Federal Minister for Energy Muhammad Hamad Azhar has said that we are in touch with the Petroleum Dealers Association. ۔ In his statement, Hamad Azhar said that a summary on margin revision has already been submitted to the ECC and a decision will be taken at the next ECC meeting. Petrol pumps of other companies including PSO will remain open across the country tomorrow Tankers were dispatched for efficiency in oil supply, it was also recommended to increase the margins of oil marketing companies and dealers: Ministry of Petroleum UrduPoint coronavirus coronavirus situation in pakistan Patients 1,283,223 deaths 28,690 recoveries 1,240,995 Pandora Papers on the Twenty20 World Cup 2021 Inflation under discussion Sri Lanka Sri Lanka (386/10, 133.5 overs) - West Indies West Indies (230/10, 85.5 overs) - Sri Lanka Sri Lanka (191/4, 40.5 overs) - West Indies West Indies (61/6, 33.4 overs) ) India India (24/1, 9 overs) Petrol pumps of other companies including PSO will remain open across the country tomorrow Tankers were dispatched for efficiency in oil supply, it was also recommended to increase the margins of oil marketing companies and dealers: Ministry of Petroleum muhammad ali mohammad ali wednesday 24 november 2021 20:44 Petrol pumps of other companies including PSO will remain open across the country tomorrow ISLAMABAD: Petrol pumps of PSO and other companies across the country will remain open tomorrow, according to the Ministry of Petroleum. According to details, after the oil marketing companies and dealers association announced a nationwide strike from November 25 and closure of petrol pumps, the Ministry of Petroleum has mobilized to restore petrol supply. The Ministry of Petroleum has announced that tankers have been dispatched for efficiency in oil supply. On November 25, petrol pumps of PSO, Shell, Total and other companies across the country will remain open. It was further informed that it was also recommended to increase the margins of oil marketing companies and dealers. In this regard, the Ministry of Finance has been contacted. It is hoped that this matter will be resolved within the next 10 days. On the other hand, according to private TV channel Hum News, Shell Pakistan Company has announced that the supply of petrol will continue on November 25 at all places. Shell Pakistan Company is not part of the strike of Petroleum Dealers Association on Thursday, November 25. Will become The statement added that the supply of oil from the shell company-operated retail site would continue. It may be recalled that the Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association has announced a nationwide strike on Thursday, November 25 and directed the petrol pump owners to keep the petrol pumps closed from 6 am on November 25, according to the Petroleum Dealers Association. Petrol pumps across the country including Gilgit-Baltistan, Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Chitral will remain closed from 6 am. The government had promised to accept the demands but no contact has been made so far and the government did not accept our demands while we were also assured and we returned the call for strike on 5th November. But the government has not acted on the assurances. Until the dealer margin is raised to 6%, there will be no talks with the government. On the other hand, Federal Minister for Energy Muhammad Hamad Azhar has said that we are in touch with the Petroleum Dealers Association. ۔ In his statement, Hamad Azhar said that a summary on margin revision has already been submitted to the ECC and a decision will be taken at the next ECC meeting.