Today, Sri Lanka's government oil and gas company Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) said it was in public transport. The price of the widely used fuel diesel has been increased to 460 Sri Lankan rupees ($1.27) per liter at 15 percent or 2000 Sri Lankan rupees ($1.27) and the price of petrol has been increased to 22 percent ($1.51) at 550 rupees ($1.51).
Sri Lanka Energy Minister Kanchana Vjsekera on Saturday He said that there may be an indefinite delay in getting new shipments of oil, and apologized to motorists, he requested not to visit the fuel stations, while many people are hoping to fill their fuels in line in front of the filling stations.
According to the sources of the AFP, the AFP report said that the fuel reserves may last for two days, but the authorities have kept this fuel for emergency services.
