It can't get much worse than this. The latest development in the UAE's petrol shortage saga is that the Executive Council of Sharjah, one of the seven Emirates that makes up the UAE, has demanded an end to the petrol shortages and a full explanation of what's behind them by the end of today from Enoc/Eppco.
It's a clear enough sign that the Executive Council doesn't buy the pump upgrade story, either. But then, did anyone?
How bad can it get for a company? When do you have to recognise that mendacity and silence won't wash any more - that you actually owe a duty to people? When a government is forced to call you to task publicly and demand answers from you? I guess that's about as bad as it gets.
As Matthias, son of Deuteronomy of Gath, tells us: "Worse? How could it be worse?"
It's a clear enough sign that the Executive Council doesn't buy the pump upgrade story, either. But then, did anyone?
How bad can it get for a company? When do you have to recognise that mendacity and silence won't wash any more - that you actually owe a duty to people? When a government is forced to call you to task publicly and demand answers from you? I guess that's about as bad as it gets.
As Matthias, son of Deuteronomy of Gath, tells us: "Worse? How could it be worse?"
My money's on them just going into hiding and ignoring the demand.
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