“We are in the red now but will try our best to provide as much service as possible to our people until fuel is made available,” he stated.
Acting Superintendent Baim acknowledged that the Royal PNG Constabulary headquarters are paying for fuel but the low supply in Madang’s fuel stations are only making matters worse.
Apart from fuel scarcity, Madang is also experiencing water and power shortages.
“Fuel, power and water are the main basic sources of life every human being is entitled to,” he emphasised.