Pertamina Asks Residents Not To Panic The Issue Of Scarcity Of Soil Oil, Stock Is Still Safe For Up To 36 Days

Area Manager Communication, Relations & CSR Pertamina Patra Niaga Papua Regional Maluku Edi Mangun. BETWEEN/HO-Humas Pertamina Papua

PAPUA - PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Papua Maluku ensures that the stock of kerosene in the local area is safe for the next 36 days. The public is asked not to panic regarding the issue of scarcity of blowing kerosene. Area Manager Communication, Relations & CSR Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Papua Maluku Edi Mangun said that his party always ensures that the availability of fuel oil (BBM) types of kerosene is safe during the period July 2023. "Our commitment is to maintain national energy security, which in terms of prices are maintained at the most competitive level," he said in Jayapura, quoted from Antara, Wednesday, August 2. According to Edi, even though the fuel stock type of kerosene is safe, his party still reminds the public to buy according to their needs. "In order to guarantee that the stock is available, we have secured the entire supply chain of kerosene distribution to agents and sub-agents," he said again. In addition to ensuring the availability of kerosene stocks, his party has also increased supervision of the distribution of national fuel using digital technology. So that the entire fuel distribution process can be monitored directly (realtime) through the Pertamina Integrated Command Center (PICC) and digitalization dashboard. " “ All stock of kerosene type fuel in each region of Papua to Maluku can be monitored accurately, so Pertamina can quickly send fuel stocks in the event of a surge in demand," he said again.

To people who want to submit complaints, provide input or suggestions, as well as get information, promotion of Pertamina services and products can access the official social media @pertamina @ptpertaminapattraniaga, @mypertamina, and can directly contact Pertamina Call Center (PCC) 135. "We will continue to be committed to ensuring that fuel distribution can be right on target in accordance with applicable allocations and regulations," he said again.