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Gas shortages put at risk ambitious push to expand Pakistan's forests
Published Mon, Jun 12, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Islamabad
EACH winter, a familiar sight crops up in Islamabad and the nearby bustling city of Rawalpindi: people queuing outside firewood shops, waiting their turn to fill bags or plastic baskets with wood to burn when their household gas supply is disrupted.
Gas shortages are increasingly hitting households during the chilly winter months, often when people are trying to prepare dinner or need to heat their homes in the evenings.
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