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July 19, 2025

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The strike with the closure hits cities, Islamabad remains open

Listen to the article Islamabad/ Lahore/ Karachi: The strike by national traders has led to a widespread partial and complete market closure in Pakistan on Saturday, with Islamabad remaining unaffected as businesses continued to operate in the federal capital, Express News said. The strike, called in protest against the extensive powers granted to the Federal Revenue Council (FBR), distributed traders to opposing camps. Important business centers in Karachi, Lahore, Hyderabad, Queta, Pesauar and several smaller cities that have been observed. In Karachi, markets such as Jodia Bazaar, electronic and mobile markets, wholesale and vegetable markets and other business hubs remained

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