Sri Lanka Issues Fuel and Energy Saving Directives Amid West Asia Tensions
Summary
Sri Lanka has issued a directive to government agencies to conserve fuel and energy amid potential import disruptions caused by rising West Asia tensions. Measures include using shared transport, reducing vehicle use, saving electricity, and encouraging remote work where possible.
Key Points
- Sri Lanka's essential services office has issued a fuel and energy conservation directive for government agencies.
- The directive encourages using public/shared transport and reducing vehicle use in regional work.
- Energy-saving measures like maximizing natural light and using fans over air conditioning are advised.
- Public officials are urged to support national energy conservation and security efforts.
