Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif pledged relief for economically vulnerable groups amid the Gulf crisis. He assured that no one will be left unsupported during this challenging period.
A meeting was held under his chairmanship to review the impact of the crisis on fuel stocks and ongoing public relief measures. The government is taking steps to save fuel, including suspending 60 percent of government vehicles and cutting the development budget.
Relief measures are being delivered through digital systems for transparency and effectiveness. Despite global tensions, uninterrupted fuel supply has been ensured in Pakistan.
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