Omera Patroleum Limited (OPL), a leading LP Gas operator in the country, has introduced online e-commerce system to provide doorstep delivery of LPG to the customers within the capital. The OPL inked an agreement with My Fuel Pump (MFP) - an online platform to provide the service. The signing ceremony took place at the Head Office of Omera Petroleum Limited recently. Considering the vast majority of the urban population enticing into the e-commerce trends, Omera marks milestone by making its LPG products available in MFP’s exclusive app, website and dedicated hotline number for the convenience of the customers, said a press release of OPP. Customers can order their desired Omera LPG products anytime throughout the week and after receiving orders MFP will deliver the product at customer’s doorstep within a short time, it added. READ: LPG gets costlier further by Tk 48 per 12-kg container On behalf of Omera Petroleum Limited, Mr. Tanzeem Chowdhury, CEO of OPL and on behalf of My Fuel Pump Mr. Partha Pratim Choudhury signed the agreement. Mohammad Abul Kalam, CMO, OPL, Nafeez Imtiaz Karim, Brand Manager, OPL, Mohammed Tabarok Hossain, Head of Internal Audit were also present in the signing ceremony.

Omera LPG, a market leader in petroleum gas supply, has introduced home delivery services across the cournty. Amid the worsening pandemic situation, the Omera Petroleum Limited has introduced the home delivery services keeping in mind the health and safety of customers, said a press release on Tuesday. Read: Omera Gas signs deals with 3 energy giants for installing auto gas stations  “We're just one call away to deliver your desired Omera LPG cylinder at your doorstep,” said the company requesting the consumers to visit website and Facebook page: www.omeralpg.com or official Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/OmeraLPGas. Also read: IFC invests $20 mn in Omera Petroleum to enhance LPG access

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