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January 6, 2025

News Desk

After 18-year hiatus, West Indies arrive in Pakistan for Test series

West Indies cricketers arrive in Pakistan for two-match Test series on January 6, 2025. — Screengrab/ PCB ISLAMABAD: In their first visit to Pakistan in 18 years for cricket’s biggest format, the West Indies team arrived here on Monday to play a two-match Test series. The team arrived in Islamabad on flight EK 612 from Dubai, ahead of the matches at the Multan Cricket Stadium later this month. The visitors will play a three-day practice match, starting on January 10, against the Pakistan Shaheens as part of their warm-up. The two teams will meet in Islamabad on January 6 and

July 2, 2024

News Desk

Oil demand hits 18-year low

KARACHI: Despite demand for petroleum products hitting an 18-year low of 15.3 million tonnes in the financial year 2023-24, which ended June 30, the government is estimated to have collected an outstanding Rs 1 trillion in petroleum development levy ( PDL) from the sale of petroleum products during the year. The PDL levy at Rs60 per liter on the sale of petrol and diesel, coupled with the full pass-through of increased global energy prices to local consumers, remained the single biggest reason behind the historic plunge in demand. In addition, the overall economic slowdown, sluggish industrial production, high inflation and

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