The British government calmly tells the driver: “There is no fuel shortage !!!”

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one of Boris JohnsonIn a calm Twitter post, the minister tried to reassure a jerky British driver using three exclamation marks.

The government has fought to explain why petrol pumps were closed in vestibules across the country as retailers distribute supplies. Panic buying..

NS Driving force Means a shortage of truck drivers caused by Brexit, which means that the number of Europeans employed in the UK and Covid is declining. It’s not an actual fuel shortage.

Nonetheless, clear communication is needed, especially as there is growing concern about shortages due to the impact of gasoline precursors from BP, Esso and Tesco. Gas, energy When CO2, The problem can be confusing.

So when Foreign Minister James Cleverly wrote, “There’s no fuel shortage !!!”, Twitter users frowned.

Yes, there is a lot of fuel.It’s in another school, you won’t know it

— HK (@HKesvani) September 24, 2021

However, there is a shortage of drivers. Caused by Brexit.

— Some Bright (@WritesBright) September 24, 2021