YPFB prevé normalizar abastecimiento de combustible hasta el martes, "desabastecimiento fue por 50

#Live YPFB expects to normalize fuel supplies by Tuesday; "the shortage was due to 50 days of blockades." Lines for fuel continue, and productive sectors are concerned. What's happening? The president of Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB), Sebastián Daroca, stated that the more than 50 days of blockades halted the transport of tanker trucks and the technical work being done to supply fuel to the country. Daroca reports that we have 30 million liters of gasoline and 50 million liters of diesel in ports for distribution. "Gasoline for La Paz leaves from Puerto Suárez, that's why there's a delay," said Daroca; he also reported that fuel is expected to be sent by rail to Santa Cruz in the coming days to optimize logistics. Daroca reports that starting this Saturday, more than 3 million liters of gasoline will be supplied to La Paz and another quantity of diesel to Santa Cruz to end the lines at gas stations. “We will increase diesel volumes for Santa Cruz (…) Diesel lines in Santa Cruz should end on Tuesday (…) Lines in La Paz should end on Tuesday,” he stated. Regarding the “substandard gasoline,” the president of YPFB indicated that a fuel quality verification process has been implemented, and while it delays deliveries to service stations, the important thing is that it guarantees fuel quality for the population. “We are purchasing mobile laboratories for YPFB,” he indicated. Daroca stated that this issue of “substandard gasoline” was “a hard lesson.” #DTV #National #Bolivia #LaPaz #DTV #RedGigaVision #Live #National #Beni #Oruro #Latest #LaPaz #Bolivia #BoliviaNews #RedGigaVision #BoliviaNews #SantaCruz #LaPaz #Beni #Oruro #Sucre #Tarija #F10News #Potosi #Pando #Cochabamba #BoliviaNews #Bolivia #RedGigaVision #RedGigaVision #Bolivia #RedGigaVision #BoliviaNews #SantaCruz #LaPaz