Beirut: The Ministry of Energy and Water assured Sunday that there is no fuel crisis and that gasoline is available across the country. In an issued statement, the ministry said fuel supplies are sufficient to meet market demand throughout Lebanon and urged citizens not to panic.

According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the ministry emphasized that there is no need for alarm regarding fuel availability. Authorities reassured the public that measures are in place to ensure a steady supply of gasoline, dispelling any concerns about shortages. Citizens are encouraged to continue their usual consumption patterns without resorting to panic buying.

The Energy Ministry's statement comes amid rising concerns over potential fuel shortages, which have caused anxiety among Lebanese citizens in recent weeks. However, the ministry's clarification aims to restore confidence and maintain stability in the fuel market across the nation.