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Pakistan warns of strict action against hoarding petroleum products amid Iran crisis

  • OGRA says reports indicate “certain elements” may attempt to hoard petroleum products for profiteering
  • Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority says Pakistan’s petroleum reserves stocks adequate, no need for panic buying
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