Sri Lanka stagnates over energy shortages. Thus selecting alternative ways to reduce fuel consumption. For this, it closed schools in Colombo. Ordered employees to work from home. sri lanka currently has the lowest energy reserves. There is no new import level. The Sri Lankan government has taken such a decision. However, there are large queues near bunk stations for petrol and diesel.
Atrocities continue in Sri Lanka. The people there are suffering from severe fuel shortages. Standing in queue for days for petrol and diesel .. Lives are also being lost. Under such circumstances, the government has taken a crucial decision to reduce the consumption of petrol and diesel. It ordered the closure of schools in Colombo and the removal of employees from work from home. The Sri Lankan government currently cannot afford to import fuel. So looking for alternatives.
Sri Lanka has been mired in financial crisis for the past few months. sri lanka plunged into debt as foreign exchange reserves dwindled. With that all prices skyrocketed from near salt. people have been singing Nana ever since. Food, medicine and petrol are in short supply. Many are worried that in this order they will not be able to earn and support their families. Not to mention the lack of petrol to go home and stay near the bunks. Queues near fuel stations have increased since weekdays.
The Sri Lankan government is not currently in a position to import fuel. The country has only 9,000 tonnes of diesel and 6,000 tonnes of petrol reserves, Power and Energy minister Kanchana Wijesekhara said on Sunday. As part of this, the government has instructed government employees in Colombo to work from home until next week. Also suggested closing schools for a week.
Priority is being given to providing some of the country's current fuel for public transport, power generation and medical services. As well as some ports, airports are given on a ration basis.
