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Kerala eateries to shut for 24 hours tomorrow over LPG price hike protest
Updated On: 05 May, 2026 02:27 PM IST | Thiruvananthapuram | PTI
The strike, called by the Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Association, will also see suspension of online food delivery services. Protest marches and dharnas will be held across the state, including a key demonstration in front of the Indian Oil Corporation office in Ernakulam
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Hospitality sector unites against rising LPG costs with one-day strike. File Pic
Hotels, restaurants, bakeries, and canteens across the state will remain closed for 24 hours on May 6 in protest against the steep hike in cooking gas prices, the KHRA said on Tuesday.
As part of the statewide agitation, online food delivery services will also be suspended for the day, the association said in a press release. The protest has been called to demand a rollback of the LPG price hike.
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