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Not everyone can afford PickMe Food and Uber Eats: Harsha questions government over gas shortage
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Not everyone can afford PickMe Food and Uber Eats: Harsha questions government over gas shortage
Opposition MP Dr. Harsha de Silva has criticised the government over the ongoing cooking gas shortage, saying many Sri Lankan families cannot afford to depend on food delivery services such as PickMe Food and Uber Eats and need gas to prepare meals at home. Speaking about the difficulties faced by consumers, the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) MP questioned the government’s failure to address the shortage, particularly the continued unavailability …
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