In the Mo‘ydin Hasanov neighborhood of Quva district, Uzbekistan, the supply of liquefied gas has exceeded 100 days. Officials are unable to deliver liquefied gas according to the schedule. Previously, gas was delivered every 45 days, but now it is unavailable. In response, part of the population is buying propane at inflated prices from the black market, facing difficulties in cooking. Some are forced to burn wood and other alternatives. This situation reminds one of the recent explosion in Zangiota. It remains unclear whether the new minister will be aware of these issues.
SourceKun.uz