NAURU’S President David Adeang has called for calm and responsible actions amid growing concerns over fuel supplies affected by the current Middle east crisis.
Adeang advised Nauruans to conserve energy wherever possible while the government monitors the situation after implementing measures to secure sufficient fuel reserves.
“We are working diligently to maintain essential services and ensure stability throughout the country,” Adeang said.
He called on the public to act responsibly and use fuel and electricity wisely, reduce the use of or switch off unnecessary appliances.
“Small actions taken collectively will make a significant difference in protecting our national reserve.”
Adeang said there was no need for panic and the government was prepared to manage the situation responsibly.
“We should stand together as one community supporting each other, conserving our resources and acting with discipline and care, and with unity and cooperation, we can and we will navigate this challenge safely,” he said.
