ලිට්‍රෝ ගෑස් ගැන දැනුම්දීමක් - තවත් නැවක් අනිද්දා දිවයිනට

Litro Gas Lanka Limited reported that it had stepped up liquefied petroleum gas deliveries around Sri Lanka. The company said distribution was moving smoothly and that measures were in place to keep LPG available to consumers, according to Daily Mirror and Newswire.

A senior company official told Lankadeepa that distribution had reached its usual level by the afternoon of the 19th. The report did not specify the month or year for that date. Ada Derana also reported that distribution was expected to return to normal from that day, while its Sinhala-language headline said distribution would be back to normal from that evening.

Newswire reported that Francois reached Sri Lanka on October 18 with 3,900 metric tons of LPG, and unloading was in progress. The company said the shipment would help steady supply and maintain routine deliveries to the market.

A fourth ship, Corinthian, carrying a further 3,900 metric tons, was due to arrive on October 22, Newswire reported. The reports did not provide further details about the unloading timetable or subsequent distribution.

Written automatically by AI from the outlets’ own reports, and not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original report is the authority.