PETROSEN clears fuel shortage rumors with legal warning in Senegal
Senegal’s national petroleum company, PETROSEN, has firmly refuted circulating claims of an imminent fuel shortage, confirming that supply levels remain stable across the country. The company has urged the public to verify information before sharing, warning that legal action will be taken against those spreading unverified claims.
After a false communiqué began circulating on social media suggesting an impending shortage of gasoline, diesel, and gas in Senegal, PETROSEN issued an official statement to dismiss these claims. The company clarified that no such announcement was made and that the circulating document is entirely fabricated.
Current fuel supply status in Senegal
PETROSEN reassured both the public and industry stakeholders that the national fuel supply chain—including import, storage, and distribution—is operating smoothly. The company emphasized its coordination with government authorities and energy sector players to maintain seamless operations.
The company strongly advised the public to rely solely on verified channels, such as PETROSEN’s official platforms and the Ministry of Energy, Petroleum, and Mines, for accurate updates. It also stressed that legal action may be pursued against individuals or entities responsible for disseminating misleading information that could disrupt public order.
