Fuel scarcity: Reps order clamp down on filling stations hoarding petrol

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The House of Representatives Committees on Petroleum Resources have urged security agencies to clamp down on fuel marketers hoarding petrol.

The lawmakers said they reached out to the stakeholders in the petroleum distribution value chain to end fuel queues in the country. “From our investigations, we have discovered that there is availability of petrol products. We have on good authority that we have in our storage facilities, at least, about 1.5 billion litres of petrol that can last for 30 days.

 

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