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Pakistan Achieves 85% Conservation Rates!
This just in: “85% of Pakistanis conserve electric power 24/7.”
They have either one bulb hanging from a wire or none!
Now, the question is what have the 1% who consume the most, steal the most and complain the loudest done?
It is the media, the consultants and the self-appointed experts who do not know how to frame the question for the good of the people.
Folks, there is a Pakistan outside “I-Slammed-Everyone-Else-Abad” and seven other major cities you are not in touch with it.
Except for writing analysis and collecting monies for it.
good work
Zamanov: Take a look at generalcompression.com.
From today’s Dawn:
No one seems to see a couple of very important aspects of all this. According to a report , the biggest defaulters of WAPDA are the govt organizations and army tops the list. these defaults amounts sum upto high billions , not a small figure by any means.
So basically this is what i understand , govt utilizes the electricity , doesnt pay the bill but still gets un-interrupted electric supply while the average joe PAYs the high bills and still lives in the dark???
Secondly the line loss ratio on power lines stands quite close to 50% in pakistan , where as the highest acceptable line loss in the world is 25% , which means for every 100MW we produce only 50MW is actually put to use? Whose fault is it really? . mine , urs , i dont think so? . We are paying our bills on time , so why should we suffer.
There is something really messed up here , isnt it?