Long queues have formed at filling stations across Dhaka as operators struggle to meet rising post-Eid fuel demand, forcing rationing measures.
As offices reopen and traffic returns to normal following the Eid vacation, long queues are forming at petrol stations across Dhaka.
Visits to several outlets in the capital on Thursday revealed that operators are under pressure, with some temporarily suspending sales due to limited deliveries.
Many filling stations have resorted to rationing fuel to ensure supply lasts throughout the day.
A filling station operators said TIMES of Bangladesh “Fuel demand has risen sharply, but depot supplies remain insufficient to meet the need.
The shortage has forced stations to impose daily limits on the amount of fuel available to each vehicle.
The situation is causing frustration among motorists, highlighting the challenges of maintaining supply amid growing demand in the post-Eid period.
