Kathmandu Metropolitan City Cracks Down on Artificial Shortages and Hoarding of Cooking Gas and Fuel
Summary
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has intensified monitoring against artificial shortages and black marketing of cooking gas and vehicle fuel to protect consumers and ensure price stability.
Key Points
- Kathmandu Metropolitan City is monitoring and taking action against artificial shortages and black marketing of cooking gas and fuel.
- Nepal Oil Corporation sets the cooking gas price at NPR 1,910 per cylinder to prevent price hikes.
- Consumers are urged to avoid hoarding to maintain balanced demand and supply.
- Fuel pumps denying service despite adequate stock are also under scrutiny by authorities.
