Govt flags serious safety risks over storing fuel in containers amid shortage, warns retailors against violation
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has issued a stern warning to retail fuel outlets regarding the dangers associated with storing fuel in unsuitable containers. This advisory comes in the wake of heightened fuel shortages influenced by ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. The ministry emphasized the critical importance of adhering to safety protocols to mitigate serious risks, including potential accidents and environmental hazards. Retailers are reminded that failure to comply with these guidelines could result in significant penalties. The government aims to ensure the safety of both consumers and the wider community during this period of instability in fuel supply, urging all stakeholders to prioritize safety measures and proper handling of fuel.
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