Philippine Authorities Flag Fuel Tanker for Illegal Petrol Transfer Amid Supply Decline

Philippine authorities have flagged a fuel tanker for allegedly engaging in illegal petrol transfers, an incident occurring amidst a declining supply of fuel in the region.

6 Apr, 12:04 — 6 Apr, 12:04

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Authorities flag tanker for fuel transfer in QC residential area

MANILA, Philippines — Authorities flagged a 20,000-liter fuel tanker for allegedly transferring gasoline in a residential area in Quezon City, the police said Monday. In an interview with the Inquirer, Quezon City Police District Director Brig. Gen. Randy Glenn Silvio said that police, barangay officials, and Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) personnel found the tanker

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Philippine Authorities Flag Fuel Tanker for Illegal Petrol Transfer Amid Supply Decline

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