Islamabad, Punjab Reinstate Post-Eid Energy Saving Timings for Markets and Malls

Islamabad – The capital and Punjab province have reinstated energy-saving measures following Eid holidays, with new operating hours for markets, malls, and commercial areas. Markets and shopping malls in Islamabad will close at 8 PM, while wedding halls and marquees must close by 10 PM. Hotels, bakeries, and grocery stores are allowed to operate until 10 PM. Medical stores and hospitals, as well as petrol pumps and CNG stations, remain exempt. The policy, effective from June 1, 2026, aims to regulate business hours, promote energy efficiency, and ensure consistent energy management across the regions.

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