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Good evening, this is journalist Troy with tonight's news.

The price on gasoline keeps skyrocketing across the region. This is in direct correlation to the strikes occuring at some of the supplying oil companies.

Worst, it has been for the world leading "Going" company, where prices have risen as high as 35% during the last couple of days alone.

However, experts believe that the prices will now level out, and while they will remain high for now we can be assured that they will not keep climbing.

The public now appeals to the companies involved, to establish better working conditions for their employees and make the market return to normal as soon as possible.

In a statement from the CEO of Going, Leonel Thompson, states that keeping the prices at their original rates would be "A crime against the economic market."

A statement that has created wildfires in the media and close companies.

Thompson ends his statement by saying that "for us at Going, our customers are what keeps us going and we will do everything in our power to solve this issue."

People who bought into the "Keep Going" campaign have now sued the company for fraud, regarding their choice to impromptu shut down the campaign all together.

"It' a shame, we're working extra hours just to make up for the losses. The campaign will resume once the situation has been resolved." Thompson says.

A lot of people have opted to boycott the Going company all together, leading to even bigger losses than estimated.

They're instead refueling at the smaller, family based companies like "Tosser" and "Gas".

For now, it might be better for your wallet to take your bicycle where you need to go, until this storm has blown ower.

This was the evening news with journalist Troy. Stay tuned for more information on this story as it gets uncovered.

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