Bangladesh textile millers ready to pay more for gas to ensure uninterrupted supply

With fuel disaster taking a toll on the industries in Bangladesh, the textile mill homeowners within the nation, who’ve witnessed their manufacturing go down drastically on account of the identical, are reportedly able to pay extra for fuel to make sure uninterrupted provide.

As per stories, expressing concern on the prevailing state of affairs, the nation’s textile millers have expressed that they’ve already misplaced work orders value US $ 1.0 billion in current months resulting from disruptions in manufacturing whereas underlining, if essential, they’re able to shell out enhanced tariff supplied uninterrupted provide of fuel is made out there.

Addressing a press convention, President of BTMA Mohammad Ali Khokon, which is the textile millers’ physique in Bangladesh, proposed to pay Taka 22.83 per cubic metre of fuel from the prevailing Taka 16.33 per cubic metre.