The Ministry of Fisheries has introduced a hotline, 011 432 3389, to report issues encountered in obtaining fuel for the fishing industry.
The Fisheries Ministry stated that the hotline will operate around the clock.
Accordingly, issues related to the supply of fuel for fishing vessels, as well as for industries including seafood processing and aquaculture, can be reported through this service.
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