www.rancakmedia.com – Pertamina MOR III prepares for fasting and statements to 1,538 gas stations – 1,318 LPG agents. PT Pertamina (Persero) ensures that through regional marketing in West Java, preparations for transportation of fuel, LPG and Avtur in DKI Jakarta, West Java and Banten are maintained to meet the needs of residents. This will be verified sometime before Ramadan 2022.
Eko Kristiawan, Head of the West Java Regional Communications, Interconnection and CSR Service, explained that although there are restrictions on going home, Pertamina has created a Ramadhan and Eid al-Fitr task force (RAFI task force) to keep electricity distribution running smoothly. play a role in meeting the needs of residents in the Java area. West.
Pertamina MOR III prepares for fasting. “Although there are restrictions on going home, we are sure that the inventory of BBM, LPG and Avtur at the BBM Terminal and Aircraft Filling Depot is currently safe and becomes the needs of the residents, especially during this Ramadan, Pertamina.
Marketing tactics are also prepared if at any time additional transportation is needed,” he said in a recorded information, Monday (12/4/2022).
He announced that for the West Java area, the supply of fuel and LPG in the Jabodetabek area is regulated from the Jakarta integrated terminal. For the Banten area, it is located at Tanjung Gerem BBM Terminal and Tanjung Sekong LPG Terminal.
Pertamina MOR III prepares for fasting. The West Java area is located at the Ujung Berung BBM Terminal, Cikampek BBM Terminal, Padalarang BBM Terminal, Tasikmalaya BBM Terminal, Balongan Integrated Terminal, and Cirebon LPG Facilities.
Pertamina MOR III then allocated avtur supply by the Soekarno Hatta Aircraft Filling Depot (DPPU), Halim Perdanakusuma DPPU, Pondok Cabai DPPU, Kertajati Majalengka DPPU, and Husein Satranegara DPPU.
Eko added that Pertamina had prepared 1,538 gas stations, 141 Pertashops, 1,318 LPG PSO funds, and more than 33,000 LPG PSO bases. Marketing agents remain on standby to facilitate the operation of BBM and LPG.
Besides that, said Eko, residents can also get non-subsidized LPG such as Bright Gas and 12kg LPG from shops such as minimarkets, several gas stations, or through the Pertamina Delivery Service (PDS) delivery service.
“We urge residents who are able to use non-subsidized LPG, such as 5.5 kg light gas, 12 kg light gas, and 12 kg LPG. Until the use of 3 kg LPG is really suitable,” he said.
Eko also appealed to residents to always pay attention to the safety of using LPG products when processing sahur and iftar.
“We urge you to prepare food when you wake up so that you don’t smell like LPG. If you smell LPG, don’t immediately start the fire,” said Eko.
“The first time you open a door or window so that the characteristic smell of liquefied gas doesn’t accumulate in the room. Make sure the kitchen has an ideal circulation and always check if the liquefied gas accessories such as regulators and hoses are well maintained and the SNI standard, “he explained.
Make sure the condition of the kitchen has adequate ventilation, and always check LPG accessories such as regulators and hoses that are well maintained and have SNI standards,” he explained.
