Amidst the fuel shortage crisis gripping Papua New Guinea, the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC) has issued a stern warning to Puma Energy, urging compliance with the law. Commissioner of Police, David Manning, highlighted the gravity of the situation, attributing the shortage to Puma Energy's failure to restock supplies nationwide. Manning emphasized the RPNGC's commitment to enforcing government policies and regulations regarding fuel allocation, vowing to investigate any breaches by Puma Energy and its executives. "The actions of Puma Energy have been drawn into question, and police are responding promptly to any complaints requiring investigation.” In a statement, Manning stated the importance of holding accountable those responsible for the disruption in fuel supply. Manning understands that people are frustrated, but he asks them to be patient and plan wisely. He said police will keep essential services safe and asks everyone to stay united and respectful during these tough times. Manning further urged consumers not to take out frustrations on petrol station workers at this time. As police maintain vigilance in upholding the law, hopes to remain for a swift resolution to the crisis, ensuring the well-being of citizens and businesses.