Sri Lanka Association of Petroleum Transport Bowser Owners have decided to suspend all transports today (09th) and tomorrow (10th).
The action is expected to have a repercussion of the country experiencing shortage of fuel supplies during the festive season.
The bowser owners demand the transport charges increased by 25%. They say the Minister of Petroleum Industry Susil Prema Jayantha also agreed to a 20% increase although the officials had not granted it.
They have rejected the 18% increase granted to them by the Ceylon Petroleum Stores Terminals Corporation.
The association has membership of around 600 bowser owners.
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The action is expected to have a repercussion of the country experiencing shortage of fuel supplies during the festive season.
The bowser owners demand the transport charges increased by 25%. They say the Minister of Petroleum Industry Susil Prema Jayantha also agreed to a 20% increase although the officials had not granted it.
They have rejected the 18% increase granted to them by the Ceylon Petroleum Stores Terminals Corporation.
The association has membership of around 600 bowser owners.
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