Service stations out of petrol, Malaysia’s post-Raya travellers say on social media

Heavy traffic is seen at KM340.8 Bidor heading to Klang Valley after the long Aidilfitri holidays, May 6, 2022. ― Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

News portal Astro Awani today also reported that around 200 vehicles were stranded after a petrol station at Kampung Saujana in Setiu, Terengganu ran out of fuel yesterday. The news portal reported the station supervisor Hafikir Zaki apologising for the fuelling supply problems, explaining that the fuel tanker was delayed due to the high volume of vehicles and the resulting slow-moving traffic and congestion.

On Twitter, Malaysians shared their experiences of finding low or no supply of the RON95 petrol at fuel stations particularly at the east coast of peninsular Malaysia amid traffic jams, with some also noting that more expensive RON97 petrol however continued to be available.

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