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Split among fuel dealers blunts impact of pump ‘shutdown’
A split among petroleum dealers in Pakistan led to the cancellation of a nationwide fuel pump shutdown after the government assured implementation of a commission increase. Most stations remained open, though some in Peshawar and rural areas closed, with rival factions within the association undermining the protest's impact.
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