Petrol Runs Out, Kashmir Queues Up
KO File Photo By Abid Bhat
Srinagar- Fuel stations across Kashmir witnessed long queues and chaotic scenes on Monday as petrol stocks dipped sharply amid partial closure of the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway. Motorists rushed to filling stations from downtown Srinagar to Old City, with some bringing plastic cans and bottles to store extra fuel.
“Within a few hours, more than half our stock was gone. People are filling tanks to the brim and bringing extra containers,” said a petrol pump attendant in Srinagar. Many commuters waited over an hour in lines, while several stations ran dry by afternoon.
Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg, assured the public that petrol stocks would be replenished within 48 hours. He added that diesel and LPG supplies remain stable and urged people to avoid panic buying.
Fuel trucks are being rerouted through the Mughal Road to maintain essential supplies, while authorities appealed for public cooperation to ensure uninterrupted services for emergency vehicles. (inputs from KNO)

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