Jordan Shobaki highlights gasoline testing issues
The article discusses Jordan's efforts to monitor the quality and quantity of gasoline at fuel stations. Since the beginning of the year, 12 stations have been closed due to violations or product irregularities, with an official confirmation that the majority of stations adhere to the specified standards. Tests revealed that some samples contained ethanol levels exceeding the permitted limit (6-7% compared to the allowable 5%). Additionally, the reasons for increased gasoline consumption require more detailed analysis, including testing for vapor pressure, boiling point curves, and tracing shipment sources. Inspection campaigns for quality control continue, with a call to intensify inspections and impose strict penalties on violators, especially given the rising complaints about high gasoline consumption and evaporation. Factors such as traffic congestion may also contribute to this issue.
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