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LPG Associations Announce Nationwide Strike in Karachi on November 16

October 31, 2026 • 3 hours ago •

KARACHI: All LPG associations in Karachi have announced a nationwide strike scheduled for November 16, citing the government’s failure to meet their demands within a 15-day ultimatum.

Chairman of LPG Marketers, Ali Haider, stated that if the government does not address their concerns, they will halt operations across the country. He emphasized the urgency of their demands, which have been ignored, prompting this drastic action.

This strike could significantly impact the LPG supply chain, affecting households and businesses reliant on this energy source. The potential for widespread business closures raises concerns about economic repercussions and the availability of LPG for consumers.

In the coming days, the LPG associations plan to hold meetings to discuss their strategy and further actions if the government remains unresponsive. Stakeholders are urged to monitor developments closely as the situation unfolds.

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