CNG station closure schedule announced for Sindh

Sindh News

The compressed natural gas (CNG) stations across the Sindh province will remain closed for three days in an ongoing week because of the low pressure of gas.

Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) has announced that the supply of gas to the CNG stations to remain suspended today Monday, Wednesday and Friday across Sindh.

The SSGC spokesperson said that the decision was made due to the shortage of natural gas in the system adding that they were facing difficulties to meet the gas demand of household consumers.

Earlier, the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) on Friday made it clear that it will not be able to supply fuel due to a serious gas shortage in the province due to which CNG stations across Sindh to remain shut during the entire winter season. 

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