Two shipments of LP gas to arrive next month

Two shipments of LP gas to arrive next month

June 23, 2022   06:49 pm

The Litro Gas company today announced when the next shipments of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are due to arrive in the island.

Litro chairman Muditha Peiris said that two ships carrying 7,000 metric tonnes of gas in total are scheduled to arrive in Sri Lanka between July 05 and July 12.

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