Consumers urged to demand fuel quantity tests
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- Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority is educating consumers about the 10-litre Measuring Can, known as “Ntease Kuruwa.”
- The campaign aims to help customers check the amount of fuel dispensed at petroleum retail outlets.
- The initiative forms part of a month-long sensitisation programme led by the Authority’s Consumer Services Directorate.
Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority is urging consumers to use the 10-litre Measuring Can, popularly known as “Ntease Kuruwa,” when buying fuel.
The Authority has intensified public education on the tool, which allows customers to verify the quantity dispensed at petroleum retail outlets. The campaign is being carried out by its Consumer Services Directorate.
The education drive forms part of a month-long sensitisation programme held during a Business event. Consumers are being encouraged to demand quantity checks at fuel stations.
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