A major terminal closure following a fire has halved Bangladesh’s LNG supply, triggering widespread disruption. Households are struggling to cook as gas supplies dwindle, and long queues are forming at CNG stations as vehicle owners seek fuel. This reduced LNG availability is also impacting power generation, contributing to electricity shortfalls across the country. The fire’s impact is felt acutely by both domestic consumers and key industries reliant on a stable energy supply. Authorities are working to address the shortage, but full restoration of supply remains uncertain. The incident highlights the country’s vulnerability to disruptions in imported energy resources. The situation underscores the urgent need for diversified energy sources and infrastructure resilience.