Temporary Increase in Odorant Behind Stronger Gas Smell in Karachi Areas
A temporary increase in odorant has been reported behind stronger gas smells in several areas of Karachi, Pakistan. The situation is attributed to the testing and commissioning of new pipeline infrastructure by Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC), a major gas supplier to the city.
According to sources within the company, the increased smell is due to the temporary increase in odorant levels as part of the testing process for the new pipeline system. This change has been observed across various areas of Karachi, including residential and commercial zones.
The SSGC has assured consumers that they continue to operate normally despite the reported stronger gas smells. The company stated that their daily routines remain unaffected by this temporary increase in odorant levels.
As part of its testing process, SSGC is conducting regular checks on pipeline infrastructure to ensure it meets the required standards and specifications. This includes monitoring for any potential issues or malfunctions that could affect gas supply.
The company has also emphasized that they are working closely with local authorities and other stakeholders to address any concerns or issues related to the temporary increase in odorant levels.
In a statement, SSGC’s spokesperson acknowledged the situation and expressed confidence in the ability of their team to resolve it efficiently. The spokesperson assured consumers that they will continue to provide reliable gas supply services despite this minor inconvenience.
The testing process is expected to be completed within the next few days, after which the company will resume normal operations. In the meantime, residents are advised to remain vigilant and report any further issues or concerns to their local authorities.
As of now, there have been no reported incidents or accidents related to the temporary increase in odorant levels. However, consumers are urged to exercise caution when using gas appliances or engaging in activities that may be affected by this situation.
Source: Geo News
Based on reporting from Geo News.
