MP insists on facilitating the supply of cooking gas
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 7 August 2026
Kathmandu. The parliamentarians of the House of Representatives have emphasized that the supply of cooking gas should be facilitated. During today's emergency meeting of the House of Representatives, the MPs drew the government's attention to various problems in the monsoon disaster, health services, road infrastructure, cooking gas supply, social security and agriculture sector.
In the meeting, MP Indira Ranamar requested the government to facilitate the supply of cooking gas as soon as possible.
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