The supply table reported that Nariño “continues at a level well below half of the normal levels” in terms of availability of motor gasoline.
The Supply Table, led by the Administrative Department of the Presidency, published its most recent report on supply in the country between May 14 and 16.
He highlighted that “the supply of motor gasoline fuel in the departments of Risaralda, Quindío, Valle del Cauca and Cauca continues to increase. Nariño continues at a level well below half of the normal levels ”.
It adds that the departments and capital cities that have alerts on ACPM fuel supply are Valle del Cauca, Cali, Cauca, Nariño, Caquetá.
In Armenia, on the other hand, the “decrease in products from Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, Cajamarca and Ipiales was reported. There was no supply of products from the Bogotá savanna. Other products that must pass through the top of the line for their entry have not been transported for fear of being lost due to the closures at the top of the line ”.
On the side of the wholesale centrals, he highlighted that Corabastos (Bogotá) reported the entry of 100% of tons that enter in a day under normal conditions and Centroabastos (Bucaramanga) reported the entry of 88% of the cargo that enters on a Sunday in normal conditions. “Although the number of vehicles that entered Granabastos (Barranquilla) corresponds to the number of vehicles that would enter in conditions, the cargo only represented 22% of the tons that would enter on a normal day. Protesters did not allow the opening of Casava (Cali). In milk supply, Asoleche reported that in Cundinamarca and Boyacá they are close to 100% ”.
On Sunday, in addition, the caravan that left on the 15th at around 9 at night was successfully completed, on the Cencar La Tebaida route, made up of 120 cargo vehicles. In addition, “in the evening hours (Sunday) the arrival of the vehicles that transported supplies for the Aqueduct of Bogotá and which were accompanied by the National Police on their way was reported.”
In terms of health, 33 transportation routes for medicines, medical supplies and medicinal gases such as oxygen have been completed, and there are three routes in transit, the Ministry of Transportation reported.
The National Supply Table is led by the Administrative Department of the Presidency of the Republic and made up of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Commerce, ICBF, the General Command, the National Police and the National Army, accompanied by the Red Cross.
