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Bangladesh has rolled out a set of energy-saving measures to ease pressure on the national power system. The cabinet approved the steps yesterday amid global fuel market disruption.
Key measures introduced
- Government offices will operate from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Markets and shopping centers must close by 6 p.m.
- Non-essential public spending will be reduced immediately.
- Industry has been urged to lower power use and curb excessive lighting.
- The education ministry will issue guidance for schools starting Sunday.
Education and industry guidance
Schools may change timetables or move parts of instruction online. The ministry is considering both options to reduce daytime electricity demand.
Industrial managers have been asked to review operations and cut unnecessary consumption. The government emphasized curbs on lighting as a simple, quick step.
Why the moves were needed
Bangladesh depends heavily on imported fuel. Price swings and supply uncertainty have strained the power system.
Officials said the measures aim to stabilize supply while global tensions affect deliveries. The disruptions stem in part from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, they added.
International context
Market jitters have been amplified by high-profile statements abroad. Comments from Trump about U.S. strategy after an Iran bridge attack have also affected sentiment.
The government frames the package as a short-term response. Filmogaz.com will follow further developments as officials roll out detailed guidance.
