The Chief Minister said August bills will not be collected from domestic consumers that use one hundred units.


Lahore: Punjab Chief Minister Hamza Shehbaz announced that electricity bills will not be collected from domestic consumers who use 100 units only.
Addressing a news conference in Lahore, he said that relief will be provided to people that use electricity up to one hundred electricity units under Punjab Chief Minister Roshan Gharana Programme.
The Chief Minister said August bills will not be collected from domestic consumers that use one hundred units.
He said provincial government will provide free solar panels to deserving people.
Hamza Shehbaz said incumbent government has given two hundred billion rupees subsidy on wheat to facilitate the people.
He informed that one hundred and sixty rupees relief is being given on ten kilograms flour bag. He informed that government providing cancer medicine to register patients in the province.
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