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    Punjab Assembly Adopts Resolution to Address Extended Power Outages

    Web DeskBy Web DeskAugust 28, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Punjab Assembly has formally adopted a resolution condemning the ongoing prolonged power outages affecting the province. Lawmakers expressed serious concerns over the frequent and extended electricity disruptions that have impacted daily life and economic activities. The resolution calls for immediate government intervention to enhance power generation and distribution systems to ensure reliable electricity supply. This move reflects growing frustration among representatives and constituents alike regarding energy shortages.

    Power outages in Punjab have been a persistent issue, causing significant inconvenience to households, businesses, and industries. The frequent blackouts have hindered productivity, disrupted education, and strained healthcare services. The resolution highlights the need for comprehensive reforms and investments in the energy sector to address these challenges sustainably. It also urges the provincial government to coordinate with federal authorities to expedite solutions.

    In a significant development, the assembly’s unanimous support for the resolution signals a unified stance against the power crisis. The decision is expected to pressure policymakers to prioritize energy sector improvements and allocate necessary resources. Meanwhile, citizens await tangible outcomes that will restore consistent electricity supply and support the province’s socio-economic growth. The resolution marks a critical step toward addressing one of Punjab’s most pressing infrastructure issues.

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