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Energy Crisis
Aug 22 2009, Somana Riaz

The on going energy crisis is one of the chief problems that the public has to face in Pakistan. One of the fundamental reasons for this is that new dams are not being constructed to meet the increased consumption of power. So many projects have been.

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