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    Global Fuel Shortages Trigger Rationing and Restrictions

    New Delhi, March 23. Countries worldwide are taking drastic measures to conserve fuel and ensure continued energy access for their people in the wake of the disruption in oil and gas supplies triggered by the escalation in the Middle East conflict.The impact of the current disruptions in West...
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    Punjab Faces Fuel Shortages: Schools Shut, Work-From-Home Implemented

    Lahore, March 9 The Punjab government of Pakistan on Monday closed all public and private schools, colleges, and universities until March 31, and implemented a work-from-home policy in government offices as part of various fuel-saving measures taken to deal with the fallout of the ongoing...
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    Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Pakistan Takes Steps to Maintain Fuel Supplies

    Islamabad, March 5 Pakistan is considering various measures, including weekly revisions to petroleum prices, compensating oil companies, and mandatory work-from-home arrangements, to "maintain market liquidity" amid disruptions in trade following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a media...
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    West Asia Crisis Impacts Indian IT Sector: Travel Suspended, WFH Protocol Implemented

    New Delhi, March 2 Major Indian IT companies, including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro, have suspended travel to the Middle East and issued urgent safety advisories for their staff amid escalating conflict in West Asia.The industry body, Nasscom, has also intervened, urging member...
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    IT Industry Prioritizes Employee Safety Amid Middle East Tensions

    New Delhi, March 2 The IT industry body, Nasscom, has advised its member companies to avoid travel to affected areas in the Middle East and urged them to implement work-from-home (WFH) protocols for employees currently stationed in the region amid escalating tensions.In a statement, the...
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