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The CEO of the National Petroleum Distribution Company "Ajeel," Khaled Batin, confirmed that the fuel station disruptions in Tunisia during August were not due to a shortage of fuel, but rather resulted from a halt in the transportation of petroleum products from the Rades warehouses to the stations. This was caused by a strike by truck drivers demanding professional and social rights. This stoppage led to supply disruptions and long lines, despite the availability of a strategic stock that suffices for 30 days of consumption. The situation has improved since the end of the week. The company plans to strengthen its transportation fleet with six new trucks, improve working conditions for drivers, and continues to develop its network of gas stations and electric vehicle charging points. These efforts aim to enhance supply security, promote energy transition, and address the underlying causes of transportation disruptions.
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