
Libya's fuel supply improves as 12 of 16 August tankers arrive
Ahmed Al-Masallati, Director of Media and Communications and Official Spokesperson for Brega Petroleum Marketing Company, announced that Libya's fuel supply has significantly improved, easing the country's fuel crisis. He expects congestion at petrol stations to gradually subside starting tonight, with normal supply operations resuming by tomorrow, Monday. Al-Masallati attributed past delays to global shipping disruptions, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz, and reduced production at the Zawia refinery due to power outages and security issues. He confirmed that 12 of the 16 fuel tankers scheduled for August have been received, and the remaining four are currently discharging at Libyan ports.



