Khawaja Asif says govt’s first priority to reduce duration of load-shedding

PakistanKhawaja Asif says govt’s first priority to reduce duration of load-shedding

SIALKOT: Minister for Water and Power Khawaja Muhammad Asif said the government will encourage private sector to invest in coal‚ hydel and solar power generation projects.

Talking to party workers and various delegations in Sialkot‚ he said the government will check the electricity and gas theft and recover the huge outstanding dues to overcome the energy crisis.

Khawaja Asif said the government’s first priority is to reduce the duration of the load-shedding to provide relief to the masses.

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