Author: Shanice Gibbs

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.

Petrojam’s loading facilities in Kingston and Montego Bay, St James are open for business.

The update comes as Petrojam assures that yesterday’s fire at the refinery would not affect the supply of petroleum products to the market.

In a statement, Petrojam says it maintains a substantial reserve of products to ensure uninterrupted supply to the country in any emergency situation.

It says it stands by its mandate of ensuring that Jamaica does not run out of fuel.

An assessment is to be conducted today to determine the extent of the damage caused by the blaze.