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Gas Shortages in Hetauda and Birgunj Force Restaurant Menu Cuts

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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Gas shortages in Hetauda and Birgunj are forcing local restaurants to reduce their menus and change cooking methods. Items requiring prolonged cooking or frying, such as tandoori roti and fried dishes, have been cut from some menus. Businesses are struggling to secure liquefied petroleum gas, leading to stretched service times and falling sales.

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Why it matters

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The shortage is forcing restaurants to operate at a loss while continuing to cover fixed costs like rent and wages. The lack of gas is disrupting the local food supply chain and forcing operational changes in the region.

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Who's involved

  • HetaudaLocation experiencing gas shortages that impact local businesses.
  • BirgunjLocation experiencing gas shortages that impact local businesses.
  • Krishna PandeyRestaurant owner whose business is affected by the shortage and menu reductions.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Krishna PandeySpeculative

    Krishna Pandey could face increased operating losses and reduced revenue due to menu cuts and falling sales.

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