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News Topical, Digital Desk : The impact of the ongoing war in West Asia is now clearly visible in other countries around the world. Addressing the nation, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the coming months will not be easy.
He stated clearly that this war is increasing economic pressure globally and is affecting ordinary people. The Australian Prime Minister stated that the government is continuously taking steps to address the situation, but it is not possible for any government to completely eliminate such a global crisis.
He assured that his government would do everything possible to protect the country from the adverse effects of this crisis. He also said that amid the uncertain circumstances, Australia would face these challenges together and people would have to support each other.
The government has formulated a fuel security plan.
The Prime Minister informed that the government has implemented the National Fuel Security Plan. The purpose of this plan is to ensure that the country's essential needs are met in the event of a prolonged fuel supply disruption.
Under this scheme, the central and state governments will work together to regulate and manage fuel supplies as needed. The availability of petrol and diesel will be continuously monitored.
The government has also provided fuel tax relief. Excise duty on petrol has been halved, resulting in a reduction of approximately 26 cents per liter. This relief will remain in effect for the next three months.
Common people are troubled by inflation
Albanese said Australia is not part of the war, but people are still facing inflation. Petrol and diesel prices have risen to record highs, which are impacting everyday expenses.
He acknowledged that farmers, truck drivers, small businesses, and ordinary families are currently facing financial pressure. The economic shocks caused by the war could persist for months to come. To address this situation, the government is working to reduce fuel prices, increase domestic production, and strengthen supplies.
This appeal to the people
Albanese urged people not to hoard excess fuel and to refuel normally, saying this would ensure fuel availability for others.
He recommended that people use public transport where possible to save fuel. This will help those who need to drive for everyday work, such as farmers, truck drivers and healthcare workers.
The government believes that with the cooperation of the people, this crisis can be dealt with better and the country can be prepared for the difficult times to come.
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