Energy Commission limits kerosene purchases to 40 litres per person
The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission has set a maximum limit of 40 litres of kerosene per person, with sales permitted only in gallons.
In a circular addressed to fuel stations, the commission said the decision aims to regulate kerosene sales and ensure that citizens' needs for household use and heating are met.
The circular also stressed that kerosene must not be used to refuel machinery or vehicles, or mixed with diesel.
The commission noted that legal action will be taken against violators in accordance with applicable legislation.
The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission has set a maximum limit of 40 litres of kerosene per person, with sales permitted only in gallons.
In a circular addressed to fuel stations, the commission said the decision aims to regulate kerosene sales and ensure that citizens' needs for household use and heating are met.
The circular also stressed that kerosene must not be used to refuel machinery or vehicles, or mixed with diesel.
The commission noted that legal action will be taken against violators in accordance with applicable legislation.
The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission has set a maximum limit of 40 litres of kerosene per person, with sales permitted only in gallons.
In a circular addressed to fuel stations, the commission said the decision aims to regulate kerosene sales and ensure that citizens' needs for household use and heating are met.
The circular also stressed that kerosene must not be used to refuel machinery or vehicles, or mixed with diesel.
The commission noted that legal action will be taken against violators in accordance with applicable legislation.
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Energy Commission limits kerosene purchases to 40 litres per person
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