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LPG cylinders seized

NAMAKKAL: A team of officials seized 18 domestic liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders from

automobile workshops in Paramathi Velur on Saturday. Following complaints that domestic LPG was being used as fuel in cars, the team conducted raids in various parts of Paramathi Velur. They found a few workshops filling up domestic LPG in cars and seized the cylinders. They also sized three motors used to fill up the gas. Officials warned that the stern action would be initiated against those found using cooking gas for commercial purposes.

– Staff Reporter

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