No Gas in Gulshan & Banani Today? Titas Gas Repair Update and When Supply Will Return

Gas supply is disrupted in Gulshan and Banani due to pipeline damage. Here’s the latest Titas Gas repair update and expected restoration timeline.
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Today’s huge inconvenience for the residents of Gulshan and Banani as the gas supply is suspended due to a technical problem. The disruption has also hit several nearby places, with families and companies struggling with routine operations.

What caused the gas outage?

The problem started when theTitas Gas pipeline was damaged during excavation work by Dhaka WASA on the Gulshan-Badda Link Road, reports said. The damage posed a serious safety risk, and authorities had to immediately shut off the gas supply in the affected zones, including Gulshan, Banani, Baridhara and surrounding neighbourhoods. The shutdown was a safety precaution to avoid possible hazards, such as leaks or explosions.

Impacts

Supply has been disrupted in Gulshan and Banani, and also in nearby areas like Baridhara. Cooking has been disrupted in homes and businesses, and restaurants and other small businesses that rely on gas hookups have been affected as well.

Work In Progress For Repairs

Titas Gas confirmed that the repair work is ongoing at the damaged site. Technical teams are working to repair the pipeline and safely restore the flow. But the company has not yet announced a specific timeline for a full restoration of gas service. Officials apologised for the inconvenience and asked residents to be patient while the repairs are made.

When will gas come back on?

No confirmed time for restoration at this stage. In past incidents earlier in 2026, the gas supply has usually returned gradually after repairs, with pressure rising over several hours, or even a couple of days. Residents are requested to stay updated through official channels or call the Titas Gas hotline (13622) for real-time information.

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What People Can Do

Meanwhile, households may need to resort to other cooking options like electric stoves or LPG cylinders. It is also important to make sure that gas burners are switched off to avoid accidents when the supply is restored.

Interruption for the Time Being, Work in Progress

“This has been an inconvenience, but safety is our first priority. Once the damaged pipeline is fully secured and tested, it is expected that the normal gas supply will be restored as repair work continues.

Summary

Dhaka WASA’s digging work has damaged a pipeline, which caused a gas supply disruption in Gulshan, Banani and nearby areas. Titas Gas has stopped the supply as a safety measure and is now carrying out repairs. There has been no timeline announced for restoration, but supply is expected to come back gradually once the work is finished. 

Payel

Payel is a journalist and writer with a deep commitment to storytelling. Passionate about nature, the environment, and the human stories intertwined with them, she aims to highlight issues that shape our world and inspire meaningful change.

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