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More Iranian fuel being smuggled to Pakistan, petroleum dealers say 

  • Up to 35 percent of diesel sold Pakistan has arrived illegally from Iran, Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association says 
  • Association said smuggling of fuel limited to province of Balochistan previously, now has spread to the rest of the country
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Pakistani agency denies fuel shortage in country, says sufficient stocks available

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Pakistan faces ‘artificial shortage’ of diesel ahead of IMF loan review

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Lebanon’s telecom, internet sector could collapse within days

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