LIOC suspends sale of petrol in cans, containers and bottles

LIOC suspends sale of petrol in cans, containers and bottles

May 20, 2022   12:24 pm

Amidst the shortage of petrol persisting in the country, Lanka IOC (LIOC) has decided to suspend the sale of petrol in cans, containers, or bottles with immediate effect.

The IndianOil’s subsidiary in Sri Lanka noted that hereafter its filling stations will dispense petrol only to fuel tanks of vehicles.

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