Government agents to take control of fuel stations. Essential Services prioritised

Essential services will be prioritised for fuel distribution due to the ongoing fuel crisis in the country. Accordingly, selected sectors, including health and agriculture will be prioritised in fuel distribution.

The priority being set in motion, selected fuel stations in every district will be given fuel stocks, effective from today (17).

Accordingly, fuel refiling stations reserved for essential services will be administered by the district secretary of each district, announced the Commissioner General for Essential Services.

MIAP

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