Preparation for blackout in pauper Pakistan Iran-US war has stopped the supply of oil, are the wheels going to stop?

News India Live, Digital Desk: Neighboring country Pakistan is currently going through the worst energy crisis in its history. The increasing tension and war-like situation between Iran and America has broken the back of Pakistan. According to the latest reports, the crude oil stock in the country is almost on the verge of exhaustion, due to which a ‘shutdown’ like situation has arisen in the entire Pakistan. If oil is not arranged soon, then the electricity, transportation and industry there may come to a complete standstill. ‘Side effect’ of Iran-America war on Pakistan Pakistan is largely dependent on smuggling or trade from the Middle East countries and Iran’s border for its oil needs. But due to the war, the supply chain has completely collapsed: Petrol pumps are drying up: Long queues for petrol and diesel are being seen in big cities like Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi. ‘No stock’ boards are hanging on many pumps. Foreign exchange crisis: Pakistan, which is already facing economic crisis, does not have enough money to buy oil from the international market at high prices. Electricity crisis: Due to shortage of oil, thermal power plants are being closed, due to which 14 to 16 hours of load shedding (power cut) is taking place in many parts of the country. Will Pakistan be completely shut down? Experts believe that if in the next 72 If no major decision is taken within hours, an emergency like situation may arise in Pakistan. The government has already started considering early closure of commercial markets and implementing work-from-home in government offices. There is an outcry among the general public because the prices of food items are skyrocketing. Expectation from China and Saudi Arabia? As always, Pakistan is now looking towards its ‘evergreen friends’ China and Saudi Arabia with hopeful eyes. But in view of the global crisis, there may be a delay in getting help this time, which may push Pakistan completely into darkness.