West Indies Oil Seeks Coordination on Fuel Deliveries During CHOGM
Police ask the company to provide delivery dates and times so movements can be coordinated with security arrangements.
By Cory Wayland
West Indies Oil has raised the need to maintain fuel deliveries during CHOGM, seeking coordination with police over temporary traffic restrictions.
A company representative told a public town hall that deliveries would remain necessary to support customers and energy-related operations during the gathering.
The representative asked how delivery schedules and accreditation requirements would be handled.
Police requested specific dates and times for planned movements so arrangements could be coordinated through the Traffic Department.
The discussion highlighted the importance of maintaining essential commercial services while visiting delegations move between venues.
Officials indicated that advance information would help them assess and facilitate the company’s requirements.
The exchange formed part of a wider discussion about protecting business continuity during the Commonwealth meeting.
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