Fake gasoline sparks diesel quality fears

Residents of Al-Hasakah Governorate and the broader region of Syria are suffering from the effects of rising fuel prices and the devaluation of the Syrian pound. As a result, people have resorted to traditional heating methods, such as collecting animal manure, especially with winter approaching. In September, the government increased the price of kerosene by 40%, but faced difficulties in meeting demand, leading to shortages and worsening the economic and living crisis. Additionally, the market has experienced a crisis involving adulterated gasoline, with large quantities of substandard fuel being withdrawn. Investigations are ongoing to determine the source of these violations, amidst worsening conditions caused by rising costs and declining fuel quality.

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