'If money goes after the oil-gas, will we not eat? '
Gas in the past few months As the price of electricity increases, the average population is facing a lot of hardships. Since Monday, the government has paid up to 20 liters of fuel. Economists fear the increase in production costs, including agriculture, industry.
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Gas in the past few months As the price of electricity increases, the average population is facing a lot of hardships. Since Monday, the government has paid up to 20 liters of fuel. Economists fear the increase in production costs, including agriculture, industry.