The department has warned of strict action if any unfair business practices are found.
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The Department of Commerce, Supplies and Consumer Protection has requested everyone to provide information if they receive information about illegal trading of gas. There have been increasing complaints about illegal trading of cooking LPG gas, citing the shortage in the international market as the reason. If you have any such information or information, the department has requested that you immediately call 1137 to report it. After it was found that the black market in cooking gas has increased in recent days, that it is being sold and distributed at high prices, the department has requested that consumers call the said telephone number to report it for free. Although Nepal Oil Corporation has made necessary arrangements to sell only half a cylinder of gas, the shortage of gas continues in the market. The department has warned that strict action will be taken if any unfair trading activities are found.
The Corporation's request not to store gas unnecessarily
