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    India Addresses West Asia Situation with Commodity Monitoring

    April 06, New Delhi – The Indian Government held an inter-ministerial briefing on the developments in the ongoing West Asia conflict.A control room has been established to monitor the prices of essential commodities.The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has ensured that all petrol...
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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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    Petrol Stations Depleted Amidst TN Delta Panic Buying

    Chennai, March 12. Panic buying triggered by rumors of an impending fuel shortage led to several petrol stations running out of stock across the delta districts of Tamil Nadu on Thursday.Fuel outlets in Thanjavur, Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur, and Mayiladuthurai districts witnessed an unprecedented...
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    Tamil Nadu Faces Fuel Crisis: Restaurants and Transport Hit

    Chennai, March 12 Long queues of motorists were seen outside petrol stations across Tamil Nadu on Thursday as panic buying took hold of several cities, triggered by a worsening shortage of commercial LPG that has already forced numerous eateries to shut down or drastically reduce their menus...
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    TN Residents Queue Up as Fuel Supply Concerns Rise

    Chennai (Tamil Nadu), March 12 Long lines of motorists were seen outside petrol stations across Tamil Nadu on Thursday as panic buying took hold of several cities, triggered by a worsening shortage of commercial LPG that has already forced numerous eateries to shut down or drastically reduce...
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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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