Mumbai is facing a severe LPG cooking gas shortage, with refill waiting times stretching to eight days. Commercial cylinder supply to hotels and restaurants has completely stopped, potentially triggering a crisis for eateries. Panic buying is evident as domestic consumers rush to book refills, while new government regulations limit booking frequency. Mumbai is facing a severe LPG cooking gas shortage, with refill waiting times stretching to eight days. Commercial cylinder supply to hotels and restaurants has completely stopped, potentially triggering a crisis for eateries. Panic buying is evident as domestic consumers rush to book refills, while new government regulations limit booking frequency.
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