PetroSEN denies fuel shortage fears in Senegal with legal action threat

PetroSEN, Senegal’s national oil company, has strongly refuted circulating rumors about an imminent fuel shortage in the country. In an official statement, the company confirmed that fuel supplies are operating normally and called on the public to remain vigilant against misinformation.

The company also warned that it reserves the right to take legal action against individuals or entities spreading false claims that could disrupt public order.

Current state of petroleum supplies in Senegal

According to PetroSEN, there are no shortages of diesel, gasoline, or other petroleum products in Senegal. The company emphasized that its import, storage, and distribution systems are functioning smoothly in coordination with government authorities and industry stakeholders.

Guidance for reliable fuel supply information

To combat the spread of false rumors, PetroSEN urges citizens to verify information through official channels, including the company’s website and the Ministry of Energy, Petroleum, and Mines. The company stressed that unverified claims could lead to unnecessary panic and market instability.

Legal consequences for spreading false fuel shortage claims

PetroSEN has made it clear that it will pursue legal action against anyone found to be deliberately spreading misinformation about fuel supplies. The company views such actions as serious disruptions to public order and economic stability.