Bank BJB’s President Commissioner, Mardigu Wowiek Prasantyo, has raised concerns about the rampant circulation of adulterated pertalite fuel. Through his personal social media Threads, Mardigu shared a video depicting the issue of adulterated pertalite. The video clearly shows the fuel being mixed with water.
In the shared video, an individual can be seen conducting an experiment by mixing pertalite with water. They mixed 20 ml of water with pertalite and shook it. The results were surprising, as the mixture was mostly water and the purity of the pertalite gradually faded.
This issue sheds light on the dangers of adulterated fuel in the market and raises concerns about the quality of pertalite available. It is essential for consumers to be aware of such practices to ensure their vehicles’ safety and performance. The video shared by Mardigu serves as a warning about the risks associated with using adulterated fuel.
This incident underscores the importance of government authorities and fuel companies in monitoring and regulating the quality of fuel products in the market. Consumers should remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities or products to prevent the circulation of adulterated fuel. The issue of adulterated pertalite requires immediate attention and action to protect consumers and uphold the standards of fuel quality in Indonesia.
