The Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), through a Technical and Human Resource audit, has discovered that 105,000 litres of Gas oil belonging to a BDC client is reported missing
Also, ¢10.4 million worth of cables have been stolen.
TOR's Interim Management Committee has queried and interdicted some staff for their involvement in the alleged theft. Investigations are pending.
Following this revelation, the Energy Ministry says the staff involved will be prosecuted if they’re found culpable.
To discuss this matter of national interest, host of PM Express on JoyNews, Evans Mensah, tonight engaged Member of Parliament's Mines and Energy Committee, Edward Bawa, Head of Communications at the Energy Ministry, Rodney Nkrumah-Boateng and Energy Expert, Kojo Opoku.
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