The PSO Petrol Pumps will remain open during the Nation Strike.
PPDA calls a nationwide strike from Thursday. source: samaa.tv

Pakistan State Oil (PSO) has decided to keep its operating company and fuel pumps open during the strike,” the PSO said. Petrol pumps are all over the country have been crowded since Tuesday morning because petrol will not be available to the public from Thursday, 6 p.m. Only ambulances will be able to get fuel from Thursday. However, Pakistan State Oil (PSO) has decided to keep its stations open throughout the strike.

All of our corporate-owned and operated operational (COCO) stations across the country will remain open and will continue to operate normally,” the statement said. “As always, the PSO has stood firm with the nation in such difficult times,” he added.

Here is a list of PSO petrol pumps that must be kept open during a strike:

KARACHI

Clifton Road Karachi

SD / 2 block akda scheme no 2 North Nazimabad

M.S.11, Korangi, Karachi

The main P-I is Khyaban-e-Ittihad, Karachi

Abdullah Shah Ghazi Clifton Karachi

28 A-9, Main Korangi Road, Karachi

Near the KDA workshop in Shahrah-e-Faisal

QUETTA

Quetta Chaman Road

PESHAWAR

KHYBER ROAD, PESHAWAR CANTT

M / S Metro F / S G.T. PESHAWAR ROAD

NEAR KW.C OFFICE MARDAN

RAWALPINDI

PAK SECRETARIAT ISLAMABAD

13 TITLE ISLAMABAD

AIRPORT ROAD CIVIL LINES RAWALPINDI

3A THE MAALL RAWALPINDI

COLLECTION OF DIPLOMATIC ISLAMABAD

SUKUR

LARKANA BY PASS ROAD, DEH

Near AYUB GATE SUKKUR

MULTAN

MULTAN BYE PASSES MOUZ

Near PUL MAUJ DARYA MULTAN

HYDERABAD

Sanghar Road

FAISALABAD

LIAQUAT ROAD FAISALABAD

Petrol companies had previously announced it would strike on November 5 following a call by a major corporation to demand a commission increase. Still, after talks with the government, they called off the strike. In a press conference, the oil refinery Owais Arshad said petrol pumps would strike on November 6 to protest the commission’s unchanged commission for years.

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