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PT Pertamina Patra Niaga announced improvements to its services at 1,802 fuel stations across Indonesia through the 'Retail Renewal' program. This initiative aims to enhance customer experience by upgrading facilities and service levels.
The Malaysian government is considering enhancing security at fuel stations due to rising attempts to smuggle gasoline and diesel. This decision follows a spike in fuel prices and directives for fishermen to collect diesel consumption data.
Residents of the UAE are experiencing wait times of up to one hour at fuel stations as they rush to fill their vehicles. This surge in demand comes amid expectations of rising fuel prices.
Fuel stations in Aqaba are experiencing heavy congestion as drivers flock to fill their tanks before the anticipated fuel price adjustments for April. This rush reflects citizens' concerns over rising prices and their impact on household budgets.
The Jordanian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has announced new measures to ensure fuel supply stability, mandating fuel stations to maintain a minimum of 40% of strategic stock. This initiative aims to enhance the country's energy security.
Egyptian journalist Amr Adib has highlighted a peculiar phenomenon of increased vehicles at fuel stations after 9 PM, raising questions about the reasons behind this unexplained congestion amid current economic conditions.
The Energy Parliamentary Committee in Jordan has announced strict measures against fuel stations that refuse to sell fuel, aiming to regulate the market and ensure fuel availability for citizens amid ongoing crises.
Pertamina Patra Niaga has announced its readiness to provide additional services for travelers during the peak return period after Eid al-Adha 2026, ensuring over 7,885 fuel stations are available.
Hyderabad, India, is experiencing widespread panic as residents flock to fuel stations, fearing shortages due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. Long queues and heavy traffic congestion have become the norm in the city.