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Al-Qaaq: Fuel station cases remain rare
The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission clarifies that petroleum derivatives at fuel stations across the Kingdom comply with the standard specifications, and that the sector is well-regulated and subject to continuous oversight. Since the beginning of the year, approximately 12 stations have been inspected and closed due to violations or product irregularities out of around 700 stations; these cases are individual and do not reflect the overall state of the sector. The Commission confirms that fuel quality is controlled, and monitoring processes ensure stations adhere to pricing and quality standards, with mechanisms in place to detect any mixing of petroleum derivatives. Complaints about declining fuel quality and increased consumption are often caused by factors like congestion, and the regulatory authorities are working to verify that products meet the standard specifications. The Commission also monitors compliance with announced prices and takes actions against violations, including precautionary closures when necessary. It emphasizes that responsibility for fuel quality lies with the relevant authorities, and citizens can contact the monitoring center if they encounter issues. The cases that have been detected are individual; the Commission is committed to ensuring the availability of petroleum derivatives that meet quality standards and are sold at the announced prices.
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