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Protests over electricity bills continue in Pakistan as traders threaten business shutdowns

  • Protests against high electricity bills that began in Karachi on August 17 have spread to other parts of the country
  • Electricity charges for July soared after regulatory authority hiked power tariff by Rs4.96 per unit last month
By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Power distribution companies in Pakistan seek higher electricity tariffs — NEPRA

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan increases power tariff for major consumers in move to unlock stalled IMF funds 

By Kashif Imran  ·

Pakistan increases electricity tariff by 47% for revival of $6 billion IMF program

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Pakistan increases power tariff by Rs3.99 per unit amid rising inflation

By Muhammad Ishtiaq ·

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