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Gas Shortage Over — 10kg Cylinders Now Available Again

STO confirmed that the recent cooking gas supply disruption in the Maldives has been resolved after a new shipment arrived, restoring normal distribution of standard 10-kilogram cylinders through its subsidiary Maldives Gas. During the shortage, Maldives Gas had sold smaller cylinders at reduced prices as an alternative.

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  • A new shipment of cooking gas arrived in the country, allowing distribution to return to normal levels through Maldives Gas. the country The Standard An official from STO told media that a new shipment of cooking gas has arrived in the country, allowing distribution to return to normal levels through its subsidiary, Maldives Gas.

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  • Maldives Gas introduced interim measures to manage demand, including selling smaller cylinders at reduced prices. The Standard During the disruption, Maldives Gas introduced interim measures to manage demand, including the sale of smaller cylinders at reduced prices as an alternative to the standard 10kg units.

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  • A similar cooking gas shortage was experienced and resolved within a short period. last month The Standard A similar shortage had been experienced last month, which authorities were also able to resolve within a short period.

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