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Crude oil ship delayed. Operations at Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery further stalled?

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The operations at the Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery may be further stalled, said the Energy Ministry.

The operations at the Oil Refinery was set to resume from tomorrow (27), but Secretary to the Energy Ministry K.R.D. Volga told media that operations are expected to resume by January 30.

It is believed that the situation has arisen due to the delay in arrival of the ship carrying the crude oil stock ordered.

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