Islamabad [Pakistan], April 22 (ANI): Petroleum dealers in Pakistan have allegedly threatened to close their doors due to government efforts to loosen price regulations on fuel goods, ARY News reported on Monday. The chairman of the Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA), Abdul Sami Khan, denounced the anticipated action in a statement, claiming that it will lead to higher petroleum product pricing in distant locations. The head of the PPDA claims that the country’s inflation rate will soar as a result of the decision to deregulate fuel prices. Khan stated that the government has pledge…