Citi Business News<\/b> checks at various fuel pump stations in the Greater Accra Region shows the acute shortage of fuel that hit some parts of the region last week has ended.<\/p>\n
Many fuel stations in the capital, as well some regions across the country were hit with an acute shortage of fuel last week.<\/p>\n
A visit to some fuel stations revealed that unlike the beginning of last week, all the stations now have fuel for sale.<\/p>\n
The queues noted at some stations last week, were also non-existent.<\/p>\n
According to the manager of Total filling station in Adabraka, in Accra, they now have enough stock for petro.<\/p>\n
he adds that they do not anticipate any shortage in the near future.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile at the GOIL filling station in Adabraka, one of the attendants told Citi Business News<\/b> they have run out of petrol stock and not sure when they will receive a new consignment.<\/p>\n
But an attendant at a Shell filling station, opposite Vodafone’s Head Office, near the Nkrumah Circle, says they were in good business because they have enough stock of petrol.<\/p>\n
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By:\u00a0 Anim Kwaku Boadu\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n
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