A severe liquefied petroleum gas shortage in Kathmandu has forced restaurants to scale back their menus and remove gas-intensive dishes to remain operational. While some businesses have resorted to alternative cooking methods or limited service, industry leaders indicate that supply conditions are beginning to improve with the reopening of key transport routes.
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A severe liquefied petroleum gas shortage in Kathmandu has forced restaurants to scale back their menus and remove gas-intensive dishes to remain operational. While some businesses have resorted to alternative cooking methods or limited service, industry leaders indicate that supply conditions are beginning to improve with the reopening of key transport routes.
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