QR code fuel issuance system to continue with no change to quotas

Daily Mirror reported that the QR code-based fuel issuance system will continue without interruption, according to Ceylon Petroleum Corporation Managing...

Daily Mirror reported that the QR code-based fuel issuance system will continue without interruption, according to Ceylon Petroleum Corporation Managing Director Mayura Neththikumara. He said the government has not decided to discontinue the programme or change current fuel quota allocations, and assured that fuel supplies will continue.dailynews +2

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dailymirror.lkdailymirror.lk/breaking-news/QR-code-fuel-issuance-system-to-continue-no-change-to-quota/108-344777July 6, 2026QR code fuel issuance system to continue with no change to quotas

Ddailynews.lkdailynews.lk/2026/06/22/breaking-news/1014370/fuel-quota-will-remain-for-now-cpc-mdJuly 6, 2026dailynews.lk

Nnewswire.lknewswire.lk/2026/03/20/cpc-denies-fuel-supply-halt-says-distribution-continues-across-slJuly 6, 2026newswire.lk

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