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No blackout in Pakistan during Suhoor and Iftar
Water and Power Minister Khawaja Mohammed Asif on Thursday said that there will be no loadshedding during the holy month of Ramadan during Suhoor, Iftar and Taraweeh.
While holding a Press conference here followed by key meeting with prime minister, Khawaja Asif cautioned consumers to conserve energy in order to enjoy endless supply of electricity during Ramadan.
“Power generation has crossed 16,000 MW for the first time in the history of Pakistan,” he said.
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