Pakistan has ordered fans of its top cricket tournament to stay home and watch matches on television to conserve fuel as disruptions from the Middle East war continue to batter the South Asian nation’s economy.
Pakistan has ordered fans of its top cricket tournament to stay home and watch matches on television to conserve fuel as disruptions from the Middle East war continue to batter the South Asian nation’s economy.
Quiet roads in Islamabad after the government of Pakistan declared a three-day public holiday due to a shortage of petrol and diesel in the country, on March 13. Photographer: Muhammed Semih Ugurlu/Anadolu/Getty Images
Pakistan has ordered fans of its top cricket tournament to stay home and watch matches on television to conserve fuel as disruptions from the Middle East war continue to batter the South Asian nation’s economy.
Pakistan has ordered fans of its top cricket tournament to stay home and watch matches on television to conserve fuel as disruptions from the Middle East war continue to batter the South Asian nation’s economy.
Quiet roads in Islamabad after the government of Pakistan declared a three-day public holiday due to a shortage of petrol and diesel in the country, on March 13. Photographer: Muhammed Semih Ugurlu/Anadolu/Getty Images
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