Daggubati Purandeswari has responded to recent concerns regarding a possible fuel shortage in Rajahmundry, clarifying that there is no confirmed shortage of petrol or diesel in the region.
Over the past few days, reports and rumors about limited fuel availability led to increased public concern. This resulted in a sudden rise in demand, with several petrol stations witnessing long queues. However, officials have indicated that fuel supply systems are functioning normally and there is no disruption in distribution.
Purandeswari emphasized the importance of maintaining calm and avoiding the spread of unverified information. She noted that situations like these can sometimes arise due to misunderstandings or temporary demand spikes, rather than actual supply issues.
She also advised local authorities and fuel station operators to ensure smooth coordination and proper monitoring of fuel distribution. Maintaining transparency and timely communication, she said, can help prevent confusion among the public.
Residents have been encouraged to continue their regular routines without panic buying, as fuel availability remains stable. Authorities are keeping a close watch on the situation to ensure that services continue without interruption.
Key Points
- No confirmed fuel shortage in Rajahmundry
- Increased demand caused temporary queues
- Authorities monitoring supply closely
- Public advised to stay calm and avoid panic buying
