Puma claims it has enough fuel on warning of tropical storm

Before the tropical storm warning for Puerto Rico the general manager of Puma Energy Caribe, Mario Sierra, reported today that the company has sufficient fuel supplies stored in Bayamón and Guaynabo to face the emergency.

“We can guarantee our clients and citizens that we are prepared to attend any emergency. Puma Energy has fuel to supply demand for a month and a half, because we have the largest storage space and we have our own private dock to receive product weekly to distribute to the 275 points of sale on the Island ”, Sierra indicated in written statements.

He mentioned that if the demand for the product were greater after the passage of a hurricane or other phenomenon, Puma Energy collaborates“ with a supply team at the regional and international level, that work together to ensure that they receive the necessary ships and supplies during any emergency. ”

At 11:00 am today, the National Hurricane Center issued a tropical storm warning for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands . An aircraft hurricane hunter studies the disturbance this afternoon.

Hurricane season officially began on June 1 and is expected to be quite active, according to forecasts.