"Banks should also be directed to remain open in the coming days for payment of the bills."


Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday constituted a high-level committee to address complaints of power consumers.
Chairing a meeting in Islamabad, he directed to implement the relief announced for the consumers using up to two hundred units in twenty-four hours. He said the electricity bills be reduced as per the announced relief in the given timeframe.
Shehbaz Sharif directed the staff of DISCOs to work round the clock to correct the bills. He said holidays of the staff be canceled for immediate completion of this work and the report of this be presented to him.
The Prime Minister said banks should also be directed to remain open in the coming days for payment of the bills.
The meeting was informed that implementation of the relief announced by the Prime Minister for the power consumers is being ensured. He said correction of the bills of 16.6 million consumers is being done as per the relief given in the fuel price adjustment.

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