Sales of Petroleum Products Fell by 40 %
- banijyanews
- May 5, 2021
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Sales of petroleum products have declined by about 40 percent since the ban on corona epidemic was introduced in various districts, including the Kathmandu Valley. Sales of petroleum products have declined in the Kathmandu Valley after public and private vehicles came to a standstill.
Under normal circumstances, about 600 kiloliters of petrol was being sold. Under normal circumstances, about 600 kiloliters of petrol was being sold.
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