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Locks in roads to advance elections generate product shortage and inputs such as LPG (CIS) in the southern regions. Will suffer the most Fist and Cusco, where today and tomorrow there may be a lack of fuel, according to Felipe Cantuarias, president of the Peruvian Hydrocarbon Society.
“This will not only be detrimental to the economy, but also to health, because many homes will have to resort to wood fires for cooking, knowing that it is very unhealthy,” the program spokesman said. Economy for All by RPP News.
Felipe Cantuarias also recalled that in Fist and Cusco have no connection to natural gas, so families will have no choice to replace bottled LPG (domestic gas bottles) other than to go back to firewood.
How are deliveries going to the south of the country?
Although the union warned deficit in Puno and Cusco, there are other regions where the supply of liquefied petroleum gas has been restored, for example, in Arequipa; In addition, in Moquegua, the RPP Noticias team confirmed the settlement of the sale of a domestic gas cylinder.
“70% of the LPG consumed in Peru is produced Camisea Consortium in PiscoThat is why the blockades in the south of the country do not allow land transport to reach the southern regions; However, in Arequipa today he managed to enter a lot, and in the rest they also have a reserve; although it is interrupted,” he said.
Although there are still fears that the anomalous waves will affect the supply of the rest of the country, since these climatic factors cause the closure of ports and prevent the discharge of 30% CIS import.
“30% of LPG is imported and now we are closing ports due to abnormal waves, but this does not affect the normal supply of LPG, because there are enough reserves to supply Lima, the north, east and center and due to the fact that what is in the south is not If there was a normal supply, we will have enough stocks to meet the demand,” he explained.
Waves can affect cargo unloading gasoline, diesel and gasoline; however, they hope that the situation will be resolved between today and tomorrow.
Source: RPP
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