Pakistan's fuel relief scheme reaches nearly 6 million citizens as government adjusts motorcycle limits on user feedback

The program reveals how Pakistan is managing fuel subsidies while attempting to measure uptake and responsiveness; the removal of purchase limits shows a government recalibrating based on public pushback, a test of whether relief schemes can be both inclusive and sustainable.
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