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The company said the supply issue had been resolved for the time being, allowing customers to receive the usual quantities when refilling their cylinders.
13 November 2026, 10:08
Maldive Gas will restore normal cooking gas refills from tomorrow, lifting temporary limits after resolving its immediate liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supply difficulties.
The company said the supply issue had been resolved for the time being, allowing customers to receive the usual quantities when refilling their cylinders.
The temporary restrictions were introduced to maintain supplies amid rising global gas prices and difficulties importing gas into the Maldives. Under those limits, 10 kg cylinders were filled with 7 kg of gas, 22 kg cylinders with 14 kg, and 45 kg cylinders with 31 kg.
The price per kilogram remained unchanged, with customers charged at the existing rate for the quantity received.
Maldive Gas said it was working to improve import procedures and address supply difficulties. The company also said a project to expand storage capacity would enable the Maldives to hold a three-month supply of gas once completed.
The company reaffirmed its commitment to making services as convenient and accessible as possible for customers.
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