Fuel stations and gasoline clear of faults
The Standards and Measurements Authority confirmed that no faults have been detected in fuel stations or in gasoline during the past period, despite the rise in fuel prices that may cause consumers to notice faster consumption. The Director of the Measurement Department explained that the authority has intensified its inspection visits in collaboration with relevant authorities to verify the quality of the fuel and ensure there is no manipulation. He also noted that last year, only 17 justified complaints were received out of a total of 135 complaints. Additionally, the authority indicated that inspection procedures include checking filling equipment and verifying pump calibration, and citizens can confirm the calibration of the pump by checking the annual label displayed on the fuel pump.
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