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That’s One Way to Enforce Compliance...

19 April 2005

Financial Express. Government vehicles in Bangladesh will receive money only for compressed natural gas  (CNG) fueling after September this year. Finance Minister M Saifur Rahman gave directions to convert all gasoline-powered vehicles of the government and autonomous bodies into CNG by September.

The decision was economic, not environmental—Saifur made the directive after taking stock of government’s losses in fuel oil sector from State Minister for Energy AKM Mosharraf Hossain.

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