Computer glitch leaves 900 Shell stations unable to dispense fuel


PETALING JAYA: A computer glitch at Shell Malaysia's centralised monitoring system crippled the operation of 900 of its petrol stations nationwide Monday as motorists were unable to fill up their tanks.

The glitch started at midnight resulting in the petrol pumps, which are linked to the system, to stop dispensing fuel.

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