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BOSTenergies meets fuel tanker drivers over their concerns at the Kumasi depot

A statement copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra said their concerns related primarily to the condition of a loading arm and inadequate parking capacity at the Kumasi Bulk Road Vehicle (BRV) Park.
The statement said BOSTenergies also acknowledged concerns about inadequate parking space for Bulk Road Vehicles at the Kumasi BRV Park and had previously acquired a parcel of land to be developed into a 200-truck-capacity facility.
The planned expansion is expected to significantly improve parking capacity and ease congestion associated with tanker operations at the Kumasi Depot.
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