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    Sri Lanka Explores Russian Oil Purchase as Fuel Shortages Persist

    Colombo, March 26 Sri Lanka and Russia began talks here on Thursday aimed at purchasing Russian oil to strengthen bilateral energy cooperation, officials said.The talks were led by visiting Russian Deputy Energy Minister Roman Marshavin, the Russian Embassy said.Officials of the state oil...
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    Sri Lanka Conserves Fuel Amid Middle East Tensions

    Colombo, March 24 – The Office of the Commissioner General of Essential Services in Sri Lanka has issued guidelines to government institutions on the prudent use of fuel and energy, in light of potential disruptions to fuel imports caused by escalating tensions in the Middle East.The...
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    Sri Lanka Raises Fuel Prices as Conflict Escalates

    Colombo, March 22 The Sri Lankan government on Sunday raised fuel prices by around 25 per cent, the second such increase in a week amid the West Asia conflict.This move comes in the backdrop of the joint US-Israel strikes against Iran and the retaliation by the Islamic nation that has spread...
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    Bus Strike Looms as Sri Lanka Grapples with Rising Fuel Costs

    Colombo, March 22 Non-state bus operators in Sri Lanka warned on Sunday that 90% of their fleet may be out of service due to the extensive increase in fuel prices, which came into effect at midnight.The island nation raised fuel retail prices at midnight, the second such increase in a week...
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    Sri Lanka Faces Continued Fuel Price Increases and Service Disruptions

    Colombo, March 22 – Sri Lanka's state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation announced a revision of fuel prices.All fuel products, including auto diesel, petrol, and kerosene, saw price increases ranging from 60 rupees (0.19 US dollars) to 90 rupees per litre, effective from midnight on Saturday...
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    Government Reintroduces Fuel Quotas in Sri Lanka

    March 16, Colombo – Sri Lanka’s state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation has assured the public that sufficient fuel stocks are available to meet demand until the end of next month.Speaking to the media, Chairman of CPC, D. J. Rajakaruna stated that previously ordered fuel shipments continue...
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    Asian Nations Respond to Rising Fuel Costs

    March 11, New Delhi — Several Asian countries have announced measures to reduce fuel consumption and manage rising energy costs amid volatility in global oil markets linked to tensions in West Asia.In the Philippines, President Ferdinand Marcos has announced a four-day government work week to...
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    Sri Lanka Increases Fuel Prices to Reflect Rising Import Costs

    Retail fuel prices in Sri Lanka have increased following a revision by the state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation, which came into effect today.The new pricing structure has resulted in an increase of approximately 7-8% or at least 24 Rupees per liter across the board. The revision applies...
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    Sri Lanka Addresses Fuel Shortages with Price Increase

    Colombo, March 10 Sri Lanka has increased retail fuel prices by over 8 per cent, effective from midnight on Monday, in an effort to curb hoarding and panic buying amid rising global crude oil prices, officials said on Tuesday.This price revision comes as global crude oil prices have crossed...
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    Fuel Stockpiling Concerns Rise Amid Middle East Tensions

    Colombo, March 1 Sri Lanka police on Sunday warned the public against attempts by individuals to hoard fuel, given the current volatile situation in the Middle East.The police stated that they had observed attempts to stockpile fuel out of panic buying, even though the state-owned fuel entity...
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