KABUL: Afghanistan’s State Oil and Gas Company says 26,492 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) were imported and supplied to the domestic market over the past six days through the Islam Qala, Hairatan, Torghundi, Mile 78, Aqina, and Nimroz border crossings.
According to the company, the country’s estimated demand during the same period was 21,948 tonnes, meaning that 4,544 tonnes more than the projected requirement were supplied to the market.
The company said most of the LPG imports entered the country through the Islam Qala, Hairatan, and Torghundi border crossings, adding that the continued operation of these ports has played a key role in meeting domestic demand and maintaining a stable supply.
The State Oil and Gas Company said it continues to closely monitor LPG imports, storage levels, and market conditions, urging the public to rely only on official sources for information related to the fuel market.