Naqvi reportedly warns petrol could become unavailable even at Rs1,000 a litre

According to the supplied statement attributed to Mohsin Naqvi, petrol could become unavailable even at Rs1,000 per litre amid the prevailing situation. He credited Ali Pervaiz Malik with maintaining supplies in Pakistan, claimed several countries were facing unavailability and said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was deeply concerned. The statement could not be independently verified. The Rs1,000 figure describes a feared supply scenario, rather than an announced petrol price.

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