ISLAMABAD, June 21: A total of 399 CNG stations were established form January 2002 to December 2004 in the country, says an Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority report. According to the report, In Punjab, 61 CNG stations were set up from January-December 2002, 65 from January-December 2003 and 101 from January-December 2004.

Similarly, in Sindh, 27 stations were set up from January- December 2002, while during the same period in 2003 and 2004, 29 and 27 CNG stations, respectively, were established.

In the NWFP, 20 CNG stations were set up from January- December 2002, while in the same period in 2003 and 2004, 33 and 36 stations, respectively, were established, the report said. — APP

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