Tensions at gas stations on the island are beginning to escalate
Huge queues are forming in front of petrol stations in Great Britain. Tensions among drivers are beginning to escalate.
Waiting people filmed violence between two drivers in front of one of the gas stations in London. A man attacked another driver with a knife, who tried to rearrange the queue. The footage shows the assailant getting the attacker on the hood of his car.
The army will help refuel gas stations on the island
Britain has enough fuel, but there are no truck drivers to deliver it to petrol stations. To resolve the crisis, troops will drive fuel tanks that will refuel the island’s gas stations from the weekend. This was stated by a high-ranking source from the Ministry of Defense for Sky TV.
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“It is important to know that the coronavirus generates a shortage of truck drivers and tankers around the world. For example, there are 123,000 in Poland and 60,000 in Germany. America says this is the worst crisis they have had and it affects everyone. The system worked until last weekend and had to continue. “Unfortunately, as we have seen with toilet paper and other goods, when people start stocking up, the crisis escalates quickly,” said Transport Minister Grant Shaps.
Video: Reuters
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