Finance Ministry Urges Reduced Fuel Consumption Amid Pressure on Sri Lankan Rupee

The Finance Ministry has called on the public to reduce fuel consumption, citing the increasing burden of expensive fuel imports, which continue to exert depreciation pressure on the Sri Lankan rupee despite existing fuel rationing measures.

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