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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - In the capital Wellington, some stations closed completely, leaving forecourts empty and customers confronted with signs reading ‘Nationwide Payment Outage — Site Unavailable’. — AFP pic
WELLINGTON, Feb 29 — Self-service petrol pumps across New Zealand were shuttered today as several companies reported a leap year “software glitch” that left motorists stranded.
In the capital Wellington, some stations closed completely, leaving forecourts empty and customers confronted with signs reading “Nationwide Payment Outage — Site Unavailable”.
“It is a nationwide issue affecting all fuel brands and it does appear to be a software glitch with the payment provider because it is Feb 29 — a leap year,” said spokesperson Julien Leys of petrol chain Gull.
Gull’s rival Allied Petroleum reported a similar issue but added that “manned service stations (forecourts with a shop on site)” were slowly coming back online.
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Another firm, Z, apologised to customers: “(We) want to reassure you that we are working closely with our third-party payment provider to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.” — AFP
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