The proposal had been made by the Minister of Water Supply.

Food prices in Sri Lanka rose 80.1 percent in the 12 months from June 2021 to June 2022.

"With this, we expect to meet our needs without shortages, and also to reduce prices through competition," he said.

The prime minister’s office said Thursday June 30 afternoon that the remaining 20 million dollars was from Litro.

“At the end of these three difficult weeks, we shall try to supply fuel and gas without disruptions."

Angry consumers have started street protests on a daily basis by blocking roads demanding cooking gas.

Vets warned that farmers are culling layer chicken due to the lack of feed

According to reports, a 12.5kg domestic Laugfs gas cylinder price was increased by 1,359 rupees to 4,199.

A 400g pack will be sold at 790 rupees while a 1kg pack will be sold at 1,945 rupees.

"We hope to expand to other cities in delivering quality seafood and seafood products at an affordable price."