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Pakistan Cuts Gas for Some Industry Buyers as War Upends Supply

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Pakistan's largest gas distributor plans to cut supplies to some industrial customers, indicating strain on the country's energy supply due to the ongoing war and reliance on imports from Qatar.

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Pakistan’s largest gas distributor is set to cut supplies to some of its industrial customers, suggesting growing strain in one of the economies most dependent on energy exports from Qatar.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on March 4, 2026.
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