Corporation will distribute gas until supply is smooth
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 18 February 2026
Kathmandu. Nepal Oil Corporation has decided to regularize gas distribution from the Teku office in Kathmandu until the supply of gas to the market is smooth. Due to the lack of gas in the market, the corporation has been distributing different brands of gas by operating a depot from the Teku office since last Wednesday.
Manoj Kumar Thakur, the spokesperson of the corporation, informed that the gas will be distributed until it becomes comfortable. He informed that the shortage is decreasing as imports are regular. The corporation is distributing Everest, Sugam, Nepal and Saibaba gas.
Consumers are exchanging empty cylinders of all these four brands and taking full gas from the depot located in Teku during office hours. According to the corporation, 720 cylinders of Sugam and Everest and 676 cylinders of Nepal Gas have been sold since the operation of Teku Depot.
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