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ISLAMABAD
akistan is going down under all kinds of losses and leakages. It is high time that something is done to control the situation.Circular debt has crossed Rs1.23 trillion. There is no reduction in sight, practically speaking, in power and gas-sector losses with common problems of theft and inefficiency.The difference is in treatment of technical losses. The most frightening prospect is the increase in these losses in absolute terms as energy supply rises. This comes at a tim af1 nere e when we seem to be at the fag-end of the energy crisis.Even earlier they avoided running all the installed capacity for saving cash. Losses cannot be eliminated altogether, especially technical ones, but total losses can jordan2 be reduced by half.At Rs10 per unit, electricity losses amount to Rs240 billion and at $10 per million British thermal units (mmbtu) opportunity cost, gas losses air max thea amount to Rs125 billion. Put together, the losses amount to $3.5 billion.This loss can be reduced to about $1 billion over a per Lxdm Israel concerned over possible ICC arrest warrants related to Gaza war
Bricks do not fly, at least of their own accord. They can be hurled but the flight is short and the upwards trajectory unsustainable with gravity quickly ascendant. Bricks, flight, and the laws of physics just do not go together. Unless the brick in question is Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). A report submitted to the Supreme Court by PIA itself amounts to a suicide note. Total liabilities have now reached Rs406 billion against known assets of Rs111 billion. Accumulated losses are now Rs3 jordan nere 56 billion, including those incurred in 2017. It is kept flying by injections of government money. jordan dunk Most routes operate at a loss, aircraft are grounded for a variety of reasons, and there are too many employees for the size of its operation 鈥?a fact well known for many years. Political interference, staff demotivation 鈥?hardly surprising 鈥?and chronically poor interdepartmental coordination plus a dysfunctional HR depart af1 shadow ment all add up to a crippled entity that ought to be put out of its misery.
ISLAMABAD
akistan is going down under all kinds of losses and leakages. It is high time that something is done to control the situation.Circular debt has crossed Rs1.23 trillion. There is no reduction in sight, practically speaking, in power and gas-sector losses with common problems of theft and inefficiency.The difference is in treatment of technical losses. The most frightening prospect is the increase in these losses in absolute terms as energy supply rises. This comes at a tim af1 nere e when we seem to be at the fag-end of the energy crisis.Even earlier they avoided running all the installed capacity for saving cash. Losses cannot be eliminated altogether, especially technical ones, but total losses can jordan2 be reduced by half.At Rs10 per unit, electricity losses amount to Rs240 billion and at $10 per million British thermal units (mmbtu) opportunity cost, gas losses air max thea amount to Rs125 billion. Put together, the losses amount to $3.5 billion.This loss can be reduced to about $1 billion over a per Lxdm Israel concerned over possible ICC arrest warrants related to Gaza warBricks do not fly, at least of their own accord. They can be hurled but the flight is short and the upwards trajectory unsustainable with gravity quickly ascendant. Bricks, flight, and the laws of physics just do not go together. Unless the brick in question is Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). A report submitted to the Supreme Court by PIA itself amounts to a suicide note. Total liabilities have now reached Rs406 billion against known assets of Rs111 billion. Accumulated losses are now Rs3 jordan nere 56 billion, including those incurred in 2017. It is kept flying by injections of government money. jordan dunk Most routes operate at a loss, aircraft are grounded for a variety of reasons, and there are too many employees for the size of its operation 鈥?a fact well known for many years. Political interference, staff demotivation 鈥?hardly surprising 鈥?and chronically poor interdepartmental coordination plus a dysfunctional HR depart af1 shadow ment all add up to a crippled entity that ought to be put out of its misery.
