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Updated Karachi gas supply suspension timings for July 28

Updated Karachi gas supply suspension timings for July 28

Web Desk July 27, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

The gas supply will be completely suspended on Sunday, July 27, in parts of Karachi for 24 hours due to the installation of a new pipeline.

The company in a statement said hook-up of the newly laid 24-inch diameter 31-kilometre long gas pipeline will be carried out from MVA Attock Cement Pakistan Limited (ACPL) to Sales Meter Station (SMS) Surjani.

To achieve this task, gas supply will remain suspended from 5:00 am on July 28 to 5:00 am on July 29.

Karachi Gas Suspension Areas List

The gas supply will remain suspended in the following areas for 24 hours:

- Surjani Town (all sectors)

- North Karachi (all sectors)

- Manghopir Town

- Qasba Town

- Orangi Town (all sectors)

- North Nazimabad (all blocks)

- FB Area (all blocks)

- Gulberg (all blocks)

- Buffer Zone

- SITE Industrial Area

- Baldia Town

- Ittehad Town

- Mauripur

- Central Region’s Gulshan-e-Maymar

- Ahsanabad, Janjal Goth

- SITE Super Highway as well as their adjacent areas.

New Gas Transmission Pipeline Inauguration

The 24-inch diameter 31-kilometre long gas pipeline was inaugurated by SSGC’s Managing Director Mr. Imran Maniar on Thursday.

It will enhance supplies to Karachi’s West Region. This pipeline from MVA ACPL to SMS Surjani will largely address the issues of low-pressure supply of gas to Company’s industrial customers located in the western region.

The cost of the entire project is recorded as Rs. 3,859 million. The project will segregate the low-pressure domestic and commercial consumers from high-pressure industrial consumers of SITE and Hub Industrial Areas.

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