The Government urged people not to resort to panic buying at fuel stations as there was no fuel shortage in the country at present.
Cheif Government Whip, Minister Johnston Fernando told Parliament that certain people were embarrasing the people by spreading false news on a fuel shortage.
He said the Government would ensure fuel supply without any shortage and said the subject Minister has also ensured that there was no fuel shortage.
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