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Gas operators declare a nationwide strike from Monday
This strike is to protest the Gas Cylinder Re-circulation Policy which government intends to introduce.
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In a letter circulated to the media, the Association said: "After a grace period of One Week was given to enable a favourable response to be issued by Government elapsed, the 2nd GLiPGOA National Emergency Meeting organised on the 15th of May, 2018, unanimously resolved that with effect from 6:00am, Monday the 21st of May, 2018, a nationwide strike action be called and all services to the general public at all LPG filling plants in the country should cease then until further notice".
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According to the association, the re-circulation policy will render about 7,000 people jobless and wants government to cancel it.
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They have pulled out of the negotiation with National Petroleum Authority (NPA) over the policy citing the lack of willingness on the part of the NPA to listen to them.
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