Nepal tightens rules against artificial fuel shortages, Violators face up to Rs 1 million fine and 15-day supply suspension

Nepal tightens rules against artificial fuel shortages, Violators face up to Rs 1 million fine and 15-day supply suspension

KATHMANDU: The Government of Nepal has introduced stricter penalties against petroleum dealers that deliberately create artificial fuel shortages by shutting down fuel stations without valid reasons, following recent disruptions in the country’s fuel distribution system. The Ministry of Industry,...

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