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 Motorists warned of fuel shortage
    June 05 2007 at 11:17AM Get IOL on your
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Motorists should not put "pressure on the pumps" ahead of Wednesday's fuel price hike as some filling stations may run dry, the SA Petroleum Retailers Association said.

Spokesperson Peter Noke said Gauteng has been experiencing fuel shortages, and on Monday 23 Engen petrol stations were without fuel for the entire day.

"The reason for these shortages reside with logistics and marketing, who are not effectively doing their job," he said.

Fuel which was supposed to be transported from a Durban refinery had been delayed.

Noke urged all service station owners experiencing the shortages to come forward, as the association would assist in solving the shortage.
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Petrol will rise by 23 cents per litre to R7.24 per litre of unleaded 95 octane at midnight on Tuesday night.

The price of 93 octane unleaded as well as lead replacement petrol will increase to R7.11. - Sapa

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