Unpaid bills: SNGPL stops gas supply to nine defaulters

The move to stop gas supply has been taken to improve recovery from consumers.


Our Correspondent June 10, 2013
The move to stop gas supply has been taken to improve recovery from consumers. PHOTO: FILE

LAHORE:


Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) has cut off gas supply to four industrial and five commercial units for their failure to clear unpaid bills amounting to Rs37.6 million.


According to a press release issued by SNGPL – a gas distributing company that covers Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa – the move to stop gas supply has been taken to improve recovery from industrial and commercial consumers, who could not pay off their dues within the stipulated time.

Apart from this, the company has sent a list of defaulters to regional heads for taking action against them.

Those who had their gas supply cut off included Johar City CNG (Multan), Karim CNG (Gujranwala), Pak Fuel CNG (Bahawalpur), Jamil Pottery Works (Gujrat), Qaisar Waheed (Lahore), Akram Plastic (Peshawar), Arshad Jawa (Lahore), Muhammad Shahzad (Multan) and manager of Peshawar bus stand.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 11th, 2013.

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COMMENTS (1)

naeem khan Manhattan,Ks | 11 years ago | Reply

I bet they had some very cordial relationship with those who ruled the country, it is time that those who use the resources of the State should pay for it . One has to look into their residences , most likely they are living high class life with very expensive houses and cars for the whole family This is the curse on the country where the elite class flaunt their wealth on the backs of common people and when it come to pay their fair share of taxes, they just don't believe in paying taxes and to them taxes are suppose to be paid by the salaried people and the average Pakistani but not them.SNGPL should put a lien on their properties through court , that will wake them up and pay up their bills.

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