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Pakistan LPG Shortage: Cylinder Prices Surge To 7,000 Rupees After Iran Border Closure

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Pakistan's LPG imports from Iran have stalled after two border crossings closed, pushing 12-kg cylinder prices to 7,000 rupees and raising fears of worsening shortages as winter approaches.

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