Centre urges calm as LPG gas bookings surge by 60% amid shortage rumours

In light of recent rumors regarding a potential shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), the Indian government has called for calm as bookings have surged by 60%. Earlier this week, officials assured that natural gas supplies would remain uninterrupted, prioritizing domestic piped natural gas (PNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) customers. This commitment comes as a response to growing public concern over possible supply disruptions. The government has emphasized that there will be no cuts in supply to these essential sectors, aiming to reassure consumers and prevent panic buying. The surge in LPG bookings highlights the public's anxiety, but authorities are working diligently to maintain stability in the gas supply chain. As the situation develops, officials continue to monitor the demand and ensure that measures are in place to meet the needs of consumers across the country, reinforcing their commitment to energy security for all citizens.
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