The closure of the ports through which the fuel enters has been ordered due to the abnormal waves reported on the Peruvian coast as of May 13.
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Long queues are reported at various service stations and taps in Metropolitan Lima due to an increase in the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). This has also caused a significant increase in its price.
According to a first tour of various gas stations, it was found that LPG has gone from costing an average of S/6.09 to S/7.29 at Repsol stations in San Juan de Lurigancho.
Shortages would occur due to the abnormal waves reported by the Navy, which would prevent the ships that transport the fuel in the Multibuoy Terminals of the companies Solgas SA and Zeta Gas Andino SA.
Weather conditions have also forced the total closure of the Liquid Cargo Dock in Talara of the company Petroperú SA
Source: Larepublica
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