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Al-Shoubki urges further tests on fuel use
According to the article, Jordan is facing a rise in gasoline consumption and a decline in its efficiency, which has led to complaints from citizens. The relevant authorities have responded with inspection campaigns at fuel stations, during which 12 stations have been closed since the beginning of the year due to violations or product defects. It was found that some samples contained ethanol levels exceeding the permitted limit (5%), reaching between 6% and 7%. Explanations suggest that traffic congestion may contribute to increased consumption, while official sources confirm that most stations adhere to standards and conduct regular tests to detect violations. There are also calls to enhance oversight and carry out more detailed technical examinations to determine the true reasons behind the rising gasoline consumption and its low efficiency.
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