Dhaka, Oct. 12 -- Bangladesh's liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) sector stands at a crossroads, with experts warning that weak regulation, reckless profit-seeking and poor safety practices could threaten its long-term sustainability.

At a policy conclave in Dhaka on Saturday, policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders called for stricter oversight, fair pricing, and greater investment in infrastructure to balance economic growth with safety and environmental responsibility.

They underscored the urgent need to protect consumers and strengthen the supply chain as demand for LPG continues to surge.

The half-day event, "LPG in Bangladesh: Economy, Environment and Safety", was organised by Bonik Barta in association with Omera LPG and Easte...