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Pakistan's Islamabad orders markets to shut by 8 pm amid energy crisis due to US-Iran war
The conflict has increased pressure on fuel-importing countries across Asia. Higher energy prices are driving up inflation and straining external finances. | World News
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
US-Iran conflict adds fresh strain to Pakistan's fragile economy
Pakistan faces a growing inflation crisis. Tensions between the United States and Iran are driving up fuel prices. This is making daily life difficult for ordinary citizens.…
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dawn.com
Islamabad notifies early market closure, again
All shops, markets and shopping malls will close at 8pm; The new timings will come into effect from today.
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Pakistan: Market timings revised in Islamabad amid austerity drive
Islamabad businesses are required to close by 8 pm from Monday. This is part of the government's austerity measures to conserve energy. Restaurants and food outlets can stay open…
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gulfnews.com
Islamabad orders early shutdown of commercial centres
Islamabad orders early closure of markets and malls at 8pm in new energy-saving drive amid rising fuel costs and supply pressures linked to US-Iran tensions.
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hindustantimes.com
Pakistan's Islamabad orders markets to shut by 8 pm amid energy crisis due to US-Iran war
The conflict has increased pressure on fuel-importing countries across Asia. Higher energy prices are driving up inflation and straining external finances. | World News
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Pakistan orders early market closures as energy costs soar amid US-Iran conflict
Pakistan's capital Islamabad has enforced early closing hours for businesses as authorities attempt to curb energy consumption amid rising fuel costs triggered by the ongoing…
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newsbytesapp.com
Pakistan reimposes 8pm market curfew in Islamabad amid energy crisis
Islamabad businesses now face an 8 pm curfew as authorities reintroduce restrictions, citing fuel and power crises alongside austerity measures effective from June 1.