Similarly, Razzaq was held with 30
litres of liquor, Ali Raza with 20
litres, Sher with 30
litres, Qasim Ali with 20
litres, Arshad Mehmood with 15
litres, Shahid Iqbal with 15
litres of liquor.
The teams confiscated 9,000
litre in Lahore, 16,000
litre in Gujranwala, 1,820
litre in Bahawalpur, 1,700
litre in Multan, 380
litre in Khanewal, 1,388
litre in Dera Ghazi Khan, 7,000
litre in Faisalabad and Sahiwal divisions and 560
litre in Vehari and Bahawalnagar.
119
litres in Bhawalnagar, 1,165
litres in Rahim Yar Khan, 170
litres in Khanewal, 300
litres in Sahiwal, 390
litres in Okara, 550
litres in Sargodha, 75
litres in Chakwal, 170
litres in Dera Ghazi Khan, 350
litres in Layyah, 300
litres in Rajanpur and 63,832 litres in 18 other districts.
This voucher entitles the bearer to 5p off per
litre of fuel over 30
litres (maximum fill of 50
litres), 3p OFF per
litre of fuel on fills under 30
litres (excludes HGV) and 10p off per
litre on LPG.
09
litre followed by another cow of Basharat Jaspal also with 43
litre.
6
litres and 2
litres; and 142% on cars with a capacity of more than 2
litres.
37 billion
litres, its lowest level since Government records began in 1992.
The haul included 27,000
litres of beer and lager, including popular brands like Fosters, Carling, Red Stripe and Grolsch.
Twenty million
litres of ethanol is the magic number right now, according to the study conducted by Eco Cinergie.
