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Pakistani businesses demand new contracts with independent power producers amid electricity bills crisis

  • PM Kakar this week acknowledged problems with IPP contracts, said “thoroughly discussing” renegotiating
  • Pakistan has been in the grips of sporadic protests and strikes since last month over record electricity bills
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