Public Transport Fares Surge in Pakistan After Petroleum Price Hike

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Public transport fares have significantly increased across Pakistan following a substantial hike in petroleum prices.
Transport operators cite rising fuel costs, leading to higher minimum fares, increased freight charges, and additional luggage fees, exacerbating inflationary pressures.

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Public transport fares have significantly increased across Pakistan following a substantial hike in petroleum prices. Transport operators cite rising fuel costs, leading to higher minimum fares, increased freight charges, and additional luggage fees, exacerbating inflationary pressures.

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