Maldive Gas has placed limits on the sale of cooking gas cylinders, filling them below their stated capacity because of rising global gas prices. The company said gas prices will not be increased and charges will continue at current rates.
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Maldive Gas · Gas prices will not increase and charges will continue to be applied at the currently established rates despite reduced cylinder fill volumes.
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Accordingly, the company stated that 10kg cylinders will now be filled with 7kg of gas, 22kg cylinders with 14kg of gas, and 45kg cylinders with 31kg of gas.
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Earlier reports gave 7kg 4 Nov, 22:24 Adhadhu (English)
Accordingly, the company stated that 10kg cylinders will now be filled with 7kg of gas, 22kg cylinders with 14kg of gas, and 45kg cylinders with 31kg of gas.
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Earlier reports gave 14kg 4 Nov, 22:24 Adhadhu (English)
Accordingly, the company stated that 10kg cylinders will now be filled with 7kg of gas, 22kg cylinders with 14kg of gas, and 45kg cylinders with 31kg of gas.
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Earlier reports gave 31kg 4 Nov, 22:24 Adhadhu (English)
During March, the company limited distribution by refilling 10kg cylinders with only 5kg of gas to manage the supply.
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Maldive Gas has placed a limit on the sale of cooking gas cylinders.
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Following a shortage of lightweight cylinders in February this year, Maldive Gas has once again implemented restrictions on cooking gas sales.
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