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Sri Lanka enforces QR-based fuel rationing with capped weekly quotas

Fuel purchases restricted by vehicle-linked quotas

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Sri Lanka introduced a QR code system capping weekly fuel purchases at 15 litres for cars and 5 litres for motorbikes.
Why it matters
The system ties fuel access to registered vehicles and blocks transactions exceeding quota limits at the point of sale.
Implications
  • — Consumers must plan usage within quotas — mobility constrained
  • — Fuel stations must enforce limits — sales flexibility reduced

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