Tell us who’s selling bad gas!
CORPORATE Area motorists have expressed unease over the decision by the Ministry of Energy and Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) to not make public the names of the service stations that are under suspicion of selling contaminated gas that has left dozes of motor vehicle owners counting their losses.
On Tuesday, the authorities ordered 17 service stations across the island closed amidst a probe that has so far identified 26 stations that were selling the bad fuel. But Energy Minister Phillip Paulwell noted at a hastily called press briefing, that Government’s hands were tie in naming the service stations as the source of the fuel contamination was not identified.
Yesterday,
Jamaica Observer staff report Racquel Porter solicited the views of motorists on the development.
