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Pakistan fuel price cuts fail to ease household costs, consumers say

ISLAMABAD: A sharp fall in fuel prices in Pakistan over the past month has yet to translate into meaningful relief for consumers, who say transport fares remain high and the cost of many household essentials continues to rise despite cheaper petrol and diesel…

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