"Panic-buying of fuel has triggered a national crisis, with over 100 service stations running dry. That figure could grow to 250 by midday today if blockades of fuel terminals and depots have not been lifted."
"The National Ambulance Service was granted emergency stocks of fuel after supplies ran out across Galway and Mayo. Senior management authorized all NAS vehicles to proceed to all calls on blue lights and sirens to save energy."
"The government confirmed that policing is moving into enforcement stage, advising those involved to immediately cease blockades. An Garda Síochána and the Defence Force are prepared to intervene."
Panic-buying has led to over 100 service stations running dry, with projections of 250 by midday if blockades continue. The National Ambulance Service received emergency fuel stocks after running out in Galway and Mayo. The government is moving towards enforcement of blockades, urging protesters to cease actions. The situation has escalated fears of crises in various sectors, with transport disruptions affecting airline passengers for four days. The country faces significant vulnerabilities due to these fuel protests.
Read at Irish Independent
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