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Govt invites agitating petroleum tanker drivers for talks to end their strike
June 17, 2024 14:25 pm
KATHMANDU, June 17: Dr Chandika Prasad Bhatta, the managing director of Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC), announced that a discussion has been scheduled today at the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Supplies to address the strike launched by the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Association
Supply of petroleum products affected in Kathmandu Valley as tanker drivers protest, long queues at govt-run petrol pumps (With Pictures)
June 17, 2024 11:30 am
KATHMANDU, June 17: The supply of petroleum products in the Kathmandu Valley has been seriously affected due to a protest by the Petroleum Tanker Drivers Association. On Sunday, long queues were seen at government-run petrol pumps, while private pumps have been closed since Monday morning.
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