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Deputy Finance Minister assures parliament “there is no gas shortage”

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  • Fernando addressed Parliament on October 21.
  • He linked brief distribution delays to a vessel delayed amid Middle East conflict disruptions.
  • He said Litro Gas was releasing 100,000 cylinders daily, above its usual 80,000.
  • He said fuel and other essential reserves remained secured.
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  1. Newswire · “You can increase your fuel prices, but we won’t”: Govt tells private suppliers
  2. Daily Mirror · ’’Don’t panic buy’’ Minister warns public

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