ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has decided to continue relief measures for economically vulnerable segments of society in light of the prevailing situation.
The prime minister has approved a one-month extension in subsidies previously provided to motorcyclists, public transport, and goods transport operators. He also directed authorities to prevent any increase in fares for passenger and freight transport.
He emphasized the need for effective monitoring of public relief initiatives to ensure that benefits directly reach deserving individuals.
He said the federal government, in coordination with provincial governments, has already provided a substantial national relief package worth billions of rupees to support citizens during difficult conditions.
Shehbaz Sharif stated that the government will continue to extend maximum possible relief to the public and reiterated that supporting the common man remains a top priority. He assured that citizens will not be left alone under any circumstances.
Expressing hope for regional stability, the prime minister said that improved conditions in the region would help stabilize petroleum product prices in the near future.
Sindh extends petrol subsidy for motorcyclists to continue public relief
The government of Sindh has also announced an extension in the targeted petrol subsidy for motorcycle owners, ensuring continued relief for commuters.
Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah approved the extension of the fuel subsidy scheme, which was scheduled to expire today.
He said that the subsidy for motorcyclists will continue, allowing eligible individuals to further benefit from the provincial government’s relief initiative.
He added that the scheme remains part of efforts to support daily commuters facing rising fuel costs.
According to details, the Sindh government is providing a monthly subsidy of Rs2,000 to motorcycle owners under the program.
Officials said the decision reflects the provincial government’s commitment to easing financial pressure on the public and continuing targeted support measures for low-income segments.
