Chitwan. After the road was flooded in Prithvi Highway, cooking gas has been filled (bottling) outside the federal capital Kathmandu. Since the gas-laden bullets could not enter Kathmandu even through the alternative route, they were filled outside and filled with gas in cylinders.
"STC Gas" of Salt Trading Corporation has been filled and sent to Manoj Gas in Birgunj. According to Bimal Kalakheti, the owner of Baba Gas, Chitwan's Baba Gas has sent 1,500 Sri Gas cylinders filled on Tuesday.
Shree Gas plant is located in Dhading Naubise. Similarly, Saibaba here has sent its own 900 cylinders to Kathmandu. Nepal Gas Gandaki has sent 1000 200 cylinders of Nepal Gas to Balaju.
Shri Ram of Naubise, Everest of Kathmandu and Sugam in Sahara of Hetauda have been filled with gas in Gandakot's Janaki. He said, "Salt Trading Corporation's STC gas has been filled and sent to Manoj Gas in Birganj."
According to owner Bimal Kalakheti, Banepa's Sagarmatha has started sending cylinders to Chandi Gas in Parasi, Banepa's Popular, Super Gas, Tara Gas etc. to various gas industries outside the capital and sending them from Tribhuvan Rajpath.
Owner Kalakheti, who is also a member of the Nepal LP Gas Industry Association, said that the gas coming from India has not decreased and the industries that are unable to supply the bullets are filling it to other industries and sending it to trucks, so there will be no shortage of gas.
Stating that 60,200 metric tons of gas came to Nepal from India last month, he said that this amount is the highest ever. According to him, there is no problem as gas is coming in the same ratio.
President of Nepal LP Gas Industry Association Dewan Chand informed that Nepal Oil Corporation has given permission to the industrialists to fill gas outside the capital. 16 industries located in the valley and neighboring districts have coordinated with the industries of Bara, Parsa, Chitwan, Makwanpur, Nawalparasi (Bardghat-Susta East), Nawalparasi (Bardghat-Susta West) districts and started taking them to the valley. He says that 40 percent of the total consumption is consumed in the valley and neighboring districts.
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