Boris Johnson says the situation is stabilizing — © AP
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has – finally – publicly responded to Britain’s supply problems. According to him, the situation is “stabilizing” and people should have faith in that. “I would like to ask everyone to let life go back to normal and only refuel when necessary.” “What we are hearing from the industry is that the situation at the gas stations is stabilizing.” Even if it’s slow. A government source confirmed reports that 16 percent of all gas stations are now fully fueled, down from just 10 percent over the weekend. Johnson also said the government is taking the necessary steps to ensure adequate deliveries across all sectors before Christmas. It is striking that he never mentioned the word ‘Brexit’. According to him, the supply problems have nothing to do with this and are due to the booming world economy.
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