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Out of gas, out of food
The oil companies’ strike proved a nightmare for the 4,000-odd residents of Aashiana-Greens society in Indirapuram. The families here depend on piped gas to fuel their kitchen stoves,reports Peeyush Khandelwal.
Updated on: Jan 10, 2009, 24:30:15 IST
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The oil companies’ strike proved a nightmare for the 4,000-odd residents of Aashiana-Greens society in Indirapuram. The families here depend on piped gas to fuel their kitchen stoves.
With electricity, too, on the blink, and no diesel for gensets, they could not use their electric hot plates and microwaves either.
“We had to walk down to the market for our morning tea. I had to take half a day’s leave due to this problem,” said Pankaj Roy, a resident. People had no option but to depend on expensive restaurant food.
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