Find out here all the details of the shortage of liquefied petroleum gas in various taps in Lima and regions.
in various faucets In Lima and regions of the country, long lines of vehicles are reported due to the shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) that has led to an increase in its price. On a tour, La República was able to verify the delay and discomfort of drivers at gas stations such as Repsol, Primax, Energigas, Petro America in Cercado de Lima, as well as in Chaskigas in Arequipa, where there is an irregular supply of LPG. According to the Ministry of Energy and Mines, this situation is due to abnormal waves on the Peruvian coast since May 13, which has forced the closure of seaports. This measure prevents the usual discharge of this hydrocarbon. In the early hours, the general director of Minem Hydrocarbons, Luis García Cornejo, assured that there is no shortage of LPG and that in the course of days “everything should return to normal.”
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What is Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)?
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is the mixture of liquefied gases present in natural gas or dissolved in oil.
LPG supply would be regularized in the next few hours
The director of the Liquefied Gas Society, Felipe Cantuarias, announced that in the next few days the LPG supply in the country will be restored due to the measures taken by Minem.
Minem adopts actions to guarantee fuel
The Ministry of Energy and Mines announced measures after the closure of the seaports that prevent the correct supply of LPG. Among them are the sale of this fuel that is intended to be marketed in bulk, distributed in a packaged manner. This will last 7 days.
San Borja: Users queue long to find the cheapest LPG
In this tap on Avenida Javier Prado with Avenida Luis Aldana it has a gallon of LPG at S/6.19
Photo: Gerardo Martín/La República
Arequipa: taxi drivers have to queue for irregular LPG supply
In Arequipa Queues were also reported due to a shortage of LPG.
Photo: Wilder Pari/The Republic
San Borja: report queues of 45 minutes to abstain from LPG
It is reported that they would only be supplying with 30 soles of LPG.
Photo: Gerardo Martín/La República
Users report queues for cars due to LPG shortages
There is no LPG. In various parts of Lima, long queues of cars are reported hoping to access this fuel, but the taps are out of stock.
Photo: Andean
Source: Larepublica
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