JHAPA: The District Administration Office in Jhapa has emphasized regular monitoring of the supply and distribution of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and other petroleum products to prevent artificial shortages during the festive season.
Chief District Officer Shrawan Kumar Pokharel has urged the concerned authorities and businesses to ensure an efficient and systematic supply system, citing the possibility of increased demand for essential commodities during the festive period.
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