Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif called the top management of gas companies to a late evening to undergo the supply situation after complaints about the strain of Sehr and IFTAR Times in the Holy Month Ramazan.

With regard to the public’s difficulties, Prime Minister Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) and Sui Northern Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) directed to take immediate remedial measures to ensure uninterrupted gas supply for households under SEHI and ITAR.

“The Prime Minister held an emergency meeting late at night on this question,” said an official award. During the meeting, the CEOs and the top management of gas companies discussed the problems of gas supply under SEHR and Iftar in detail.

Following the prime minister’s instructions, SSGC immediately decided to increase the gas pressure by 10%. Gas tools assured that the gas supply would begin 30-45 minutes before Sehr and Iftar, with improved pressure in the affected areas.

After the meeting, the SSGC announced the creation of control rooms upside down and regional offices to monitor the gas distribution system. These control spaces undergo the supply situation daily and ensure that complaints about low pressure are resolved in emergencies.

Meanwhile, a SNGPL spokesman confirmed that immediate action had been taken on the prime minister’s instructions and assured that gas supply under Sehr and Iftar would be maintained at all costs. The spokesman also called on citizens to report complaints by calling 1199.

In the past, people in many parts of the country, including Karachi, complained of gas load under Sehr and Iftar. In response, Sindh Energy appealed Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah to the Prime Minister to order any load of electricity and gas under Ramazan.

Green Pakistan program

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Monday that Pakistan invested in a sustainable future for both the population and the planet as the Green Pakistan program (GPP) gave local communities the opportunity for financial opportunities that discourage poaching and habitat destruction.

In his announcement of World Wildlife Day 2025, Prime Minister World Wildlife Day said was a reminder of the inherent connection between humanity and nature, which urged us to reflect on our responsibility to protect the extraordinary wildlife that enriches our lives and ecosystems.

UK HC calls for PM

The United Kingdom High Commissioner Jane Marriott paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif at the PM house on Monday.

The premiere conveyed his greetings to King Charles III and wanted him a quick recovery to full health. He also repeated his invitation to the king for having made a royal visit to Pakistan by his earliest convenience. The Prime Minister also expressed satisfaction over the progress made in bilateral ties between the two countries. (With input from our Karachi -Correspondent)