State oil and gas company Pertamina announced Thursday that it would
empty some of its filling stations nationwide on April 1 to anticipate
any potential attacks from protesters who stand against the upcoming
fuel price hike.
"For security reasons, we are suggesting all
people for not going to filling stations along rally routes because we
will empty them," Pertamina spokesman Mochamad Harun said as quoted by
tribunnews.com.
Harun said Pertamina was also planning to put
security guards in place to ensure that the protesters would not damage
its facilities.
The government is planning to increase fuel
prices next month in response to the rising price of oil worldwide, a
decision which has sparked nationwide protests.
Students and
activists have repeatedly said that they would launch much bigger
rallies should the government insist on implementing the policy.
Source : The Jakarta Post
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