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120,000 gas cylinders out of an order of 2 million reach Tripoli and Benghazi ports

bySami Zaptia
February 10, 2025
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120,000 gas cylinders out of an order of 2 million reach Tripoli and Benghazi ports

Brega's 120,000 new cooking gas cylinders, out of an order of 2 million, arrive in Tripoli and Benghazi (Photo: Brega).

Brega Marketing Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of the state National Oil Corporation (NOC), revealed further details about the shipment of new cooking gas cylinders that had arrived in Libya last week.

‎It revealed that last week’s first batch consisted of 120,000 cylinders, of which 70,000 arrived through the port of Tripoli and the rest of the 50,000 cylinders arrived through the port of Benghazi.‎

‎A supply contract for a total of 2 million cylinders
Brega further revealed that it had previously entered into a contract to receive 2 million cylinders, which were programmed to arrive successively to enhance the company’s warehouse balances throughout Libya. This in turn would allow them to reach citizens easily across the country and at the official price set by the company before the fasting month of Ramadan.‎

 

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