Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, citing the country’s current situation and global pressure on petroleum products, has decided to give greater relief to economically vulnerable groups. According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office, the subsidy granted last month for motorcyclists, public transport and goods transport has been extended for an additional month. The Prime Minister stressed that despite the difficult economic conditions, the government will continue to protect ordinary citizens through a national relief package worth billions of rupees and will ensure effective monitoring to prevent any illegal fare hikes. He noted that the federal government, with the cooperation of provincial governments, has already provided a national relief package of billions of rupees for the common man and will keep delivering relief as far as possible under these circumstances. Shehbaz Sharif added that providing relief to the ordinary citizen remains the government’s top priority and the public will never be left alone; he prayed for a swift improvement in the regional situation so that petroleum product prices can stabilize.
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