Title: Measures to control the transport and storage of petroleum products: a priority for the Ministry of Hydrocarbons
Introduction :
In the interest of safety and incident prevention, the Ministry of Hydrocarbons has intensified its actions to control the transport and storage of petroleum products by prohibiting the use of cans or drums. Through field visits, Minister Didier Budimbu ensured the rigorous application of these measures. This article reviews the actions undertaken by the Ministry of Hydrocarbons to clean up the sector and guarantee the safety of petroleum products.
1. The alarming findings at the origin of the control measures
Faced with several cases of fires and accidents due to the inappropriate transport and storage of petroleum products, the Ministry of Hydrocarbons decided to act. By going to the field, Minister Didier Budimbu was able to see for himself the illegal parking lots where these products are stored, in violation of the measures in force.
2. Field trips to raise awareness and sanction
Minister Didier Budimbu carried out several field visits to enforce control measures. In Mitendi and Mont-Ngafula, he surprised some recalcitrant people operating a pirate car park. At the Kasangulu tollgate, he turned back vehicles that did not respect the rules and expressed his opposition to these dangerous practices for the safety of all.
3. Unfailing determination for the application of measures
Didier Budimbu, Minister of Hydrocarbons, displays unwavering determination to enforce control measures. He wants to clean up the sector and advocates responsible practices that comply with safety standards. He is ready to sanction any infringement and will not give in on this vital issue for the entire hydrocarbon sector.
Conclusion :
The Ministry of Hydrocarbons, through Minister Didier Budimbu, is doing everything possible to guarantee the safety of the transport and storage of petroleum products. Strict control measures to prohibit the use of cans or drums are essential to avoid accidents and fires. This initiative demonstrates the Congolese government’s commitment to ensuring the protection of citizens and promoting responsible practices in the hydrocarbon sector.