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The impact of the ongoing war in the Middle East and increasing tension in the Strait of Hormuz is now clearly visible on Pakistan too. As soon as oil prices crossed $100, the fuel crisis in the country started deepening because Pakistan is not able to supply oil after Iran imposed restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz. In such a situation, the Central Government has given some big instructions and has been asked to enforce strictness on the ground.

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In view of the current situation, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif Has announced strict instructions for schools, colleges and government offices.

The purpose of the new rules is to reduce the consumption of petrol and diesel and deal with the energy crisis.

Big announcements for schools, colleges and offices…

1. Schools in Pakistan will remain closed for two weeks.
2. Higher education (college-university) classes will be made online.
3. Government offices will open only four days a week.
4. 50% employees of government departments will work from home.
5. There will be a 50% reduction in the fuel supplied to government departments for the next two months.

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Big steps taken to save oil

Under the new rules of the government Pakistan Schools will remain closed for two weeks. Apart from this, it has been decided to run classes related to higher education in online mode, so that the movement of students and staff can be reduced and fuel can be saved. Along with this, Iftar parties have also been banned.

The government has also decided that except banks, other government offices will open only four days a week. Along with this, 50 percent employees in government departments have been instructed to work from home. The government says that this will reduce fuel consumption in transport.

Apart from this, it has also been decided to reduce the fuel supplied to government departments by 50 percent for the next two months. According to the government, this step will remain in effect until the situation in the international market becomes normal.

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Why did the oil crisis increase in Pakistan?

The main reason for the fuel crisis in Pakistan is the increasing tension in the Strait of Hormuz. America, Israel and iran Due to the ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan, the supply of oil through this important sea route has been affected. Pakistan also gets its major oil supply through this route, hence the crisis has directly affected the country’s economy.

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Huge increase in petrol and diesel prices

crude oil Amidst the crisis, the Pakistan government has also had to drastically increase the prices of petrol and diesel. The government has increased the price of petrol by 55 Pakistani rupees per liter, which is said to be the biggest increase in the history of the country.

Not only petrol, the price of high speed diesel has also increased by about 20 percent. The price of diesel has been increased from PKR 280.86 per liter to PKR 335.86 per liter.

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