Senate ends fuel conservation, austerity measures after fuel prices ease (opens original article in a new tab)
The Senate has ended fuel conservation and austerity measures after fuel prices dropped, reverting to a regular work schedule.
- Senate ends fuel conservation and austerity measures effective June 22
- Measures were introduced in March 2026 due to high fuel prices and IMF targets
- Fuel price reduction following US-Iran deal led to policy reversal
- Government restores regular work schedule and full staff strength
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