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A tenth of gas stations still dry in London and southeast England

A closed Esso gas station is pictured in London

LONDON (Reuters) - A tenth of fuel stations in London and southeast England are still dry after an acute truck driver shortage triggered panic fuel buying, the Petrol Retailers Association said on Tuesday.

"A large majority of retailers continue to express concerns that they have no forward visibility of their next deliveries," Chairman Brian Madderson said. "The situation in London and the South East remains serious."

(Reporting by Guy Faulconbridge; editing by Michael Holden)