Sinopec Emergency statement: The supply of oil and gas quality is not independent of the mainland

Hong Kong 6000 Taxi 200 PLB frequency flameout pointed to Sinopec China's oil giant Sinopec in the mainland to "high oil" and famous, but in Hong Kong, is currently facing the "fuel" query.　　Recently, thousands of taxis and hundreds of plbs in Hong Kong have repeatedly stalled after the addition of gas, and many organizations in Hong Kong have pointed their finger at Sinopec. Sinopec last night to the morning paper reporter sent the relevant instructions. The statement said that after the company received the drivers ' feedback, the company had immediately inspected the various links and found no problem with the quality of LPG.　　The independent inspection report shows that the quality of the gas source provided by Sinopec is no problem, and the government is welcome to set up an "ad hoc group" to actively cooperate with the Ad Hoc Group to conduct a comprehensive and full process investigation. It is understood that the Hong Kong Electrical and Mechanical Services department has set up an ad hoc group to investigate the problem of stalling.　　Reports are expected within two or three months. Question: Thousands of taxi after the gas-frequency shutdown recently, Hong Kong thousands of taxis in the gas after the flameout. In addition to taxis, similar cases occurred in Hong Kong's 200 vehicles minibuses. The taxi and PLB trade have pointed the finger at Sinopec and other petrol filling stations, suspecting that the LPG they are selling is problematic.　　Hong Kong media reported that the Hong Kong industry had launched a protest yesterday and had met with the EMSD and Sinopec to discuss the problem. There are about 18,000 taxis in Hong Kong.　　Speaking to the media, Du Ying, director of the Hong Kong Motor Transport Trade Union Taxi branch, said that because of the relatively cheap LPG supplied by Sinopec, about 70% (about 12,000) taxis were to be patronized by Sinopec, of which about 60% (about 6,000 vehicles) had stalled.　　Du Ying, director of the Trade union Taxi branch of the motor transport industry, said that the union had conducted tests on liquefied petroleum gas from Sinopec and arranged for the stalled taxis to be added to the gas station of the non-Sinopec, and the result was that there had been no flameout and the suspected incident was related to the transfer of LPG.　　Sinopec (Hong Kong) Petrol Station Co., Ltd. has 45 oil and gas stations all over Hong Kong, including 22 petrol filling stations, 16 refueling stations and 7 stations. Response: Sinopec said that the inspection of oil and gas qualified yesterday afternoon, Sinopec (Hong Kong) Oil Station Co., Ltd. issued a public statement that the New Year's Day received Dapu, MA On Shan and Yuanlang, such as special gas station supervisor reflects some of the more difficult to start or slow down after the addition of gas. To that end, the emergency mechanism was launched on January 1. At present, the company has immediately inspected the various links, and found no problem with the quality of LPG.　　The company has informed the electrical and Mechanical Services Department of the HKSAR Government and will liaise with the industry and the government to further investigate the causes of the taxi stall. The statement said Sinopec had commissioned an independent body to test LPG products and welcomed the government's inspection of LPG products.　　January 2, Sinopec commissioned an independent body SGS to the Tsing Yi Gas Depot, Dapu, Ma On Shan and Yuanlang special gas station samples, "the report said early on, the quality of gas source qualified." It is reported that China Petrochemical (Hong Kong) Oil Station Limited sources of liquefied petroleum gas including the mainland, Taiwan, the Middle East, South Korea, by the United Kingdom oil Company supplies.　　Question: Or with weather and taxis yesterday Morning Post reporter also received a copy of Sinopec's "China Petrochemical (Hong Kong) Oil and gas Station limited January 2 on Hong Kong in some areas of the sudden failure of taxis caused by minor traffic accidents" note. According to this note, after the New Year's Day, the driver was reflected, Sinopec has immediately inspected the various links, and did not find any problem with the quality of LPG.　　The company has informed the electrical and Mechanical Services Department of the HKSAR Government and will liaise with the industry and the government to further investigate the causes of the taxi stall. The explanation suggests that there may be another reason for the shutdown-"the source of liquefied petroleum gas from Sinopec (Hong Kong), which includes the mainland and Taiwan, the Middle East and South Korea, is supplied by BP."　　The Sinopec (Hong Kong) Petrol filling Station Limited will further investigate with the government and the industry to find out whether the cause of the taxi stall is related to the weather or the problem of the taxi itself. China Petrochemical (Hong Kong) Oil and gas station Limited said that there are many factors affecting the effectiveness of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) use.　　The government is welcome to set up an ad hoc group to actively cooperate with the Ad Hoc Group in conducting a comprehensive and full process of investigation on this matter. On the Internet, some people think that the oil and gas in the mainland also have quality problems, Sinopec officials told the Morning Post last night, said: "No." No response from the driver, certainly not. Hong Kong is not related to the mainland. ”