British Prime Minister Calls for More Reserves of Gasoline Leads to Panic Britain's Local Oil Upsurge

The British tanker driver planned that during the Easter period**, Prime Minister Cameron urged the public to respond to a large reserve of petrol. As a result, the public was panicked and an oil rush was set up across the country. Cars lined up long before the gas station. There were gas stations that sold oil for three days in a matter of hours. There were people fighting for oil and fighting and the police needed to maintain order.

On the 29th, a 46-year-old woman listened to Minister of the Cabinet Office Mai Haode appealed to store large amounts of gasoline in the kitchen. When she pours gasoline into the container, the gas that is volatilized reacts with the ignited stove, causing her to catch fire. burn. Afterwards, members of the Wild Labor Party demanded that Mai Haode resign.

The energy minister David had previously recommended that the drivers in the mid-air of the fuel tank fill up as quickly as possible. After a few hours, they changed their minds to say that the people should wait until the tank is 2/3 empty to refuel. This remark was tantamount to fueling the fire, and the driver said "idiot". Government officials intimidate the people.