KARACHI: CNG stations across Sindh resumed supply after a three-day long strike.
According to reports, CNG from today will be sold in kilograms and not litres. The strike was called off after a round of successful talks on Friday between CNG Association and government. In a press conference held after the meeting representatives of the CNG Association told media that they had met Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) officials and the petroleum minister in Islamabad on August 11.
During the meeting the CNG Association explained their issues with the government. It is stated that another meeting between stakeholders will be held in Karachi.
Oil and Gas Regulation Authority (OGRA) spokesman, earlier, has categorically stated that Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) cannot be sold in litres in Sindh province. He said OGRA has sent letter to CNG Associations regarding the issue. Different inspection teams have been formed to collect data of CNG pumping stations in Karachi.
