Source: Radio New Zealand
There is now 46.6 days of fuel in the country. RNZ / Unsplash
The latest data shows a very slight dip in the country’s fuel stocks – now just shy of 47 days worth.
That includes about 48.7 days worth of petrol, 46.4 days of diesel, and 43.4 days of jet fuel, either in the country or on its way.
It averages out at 46.6 days – just down from the 46.9 days reported on Monday.
Officials are now reporting twice weekly on the stock levels given growing concern about the potential for shortages given the war in the Middle East.
They said fuel supply remains within normal level right now – and New Zealanders don’t need to modify their behaviour.
More to come…
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