Dr. Fada Hossein Maleki, the representative of Zahedan in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, has successfully lifted the fueling restrictions for personal vehicles with Sistan and Baluchestan license plates in Kerman and South Khorasan provinces through his continuous efforts. This decision was made to facilitate inter-provincial travel and improve fuel supply services for the citizens of Sistan and Baluchestan.
Previous Problems Faced by Citizens of Sistan and Baluchestan
Previously, citizens of Sistan and Baluchestan faced difficulties when traveling to Kerman and South Khorasan provinces. Due to the coding restrictions of fuel cards, it was not possible for vehicles from this region to receive their fuel quota at all fueling stations. This issue caused difficulties in the movement of travelers and reduced the quality of their trips.
Order to Reform the Fuel Supply Process
Following the efforts made by Dr. Maleki, the Central Headquarters for Combating Smuggling of Goods and Currency officially corresponded with the manager of the National Oil Products Distribution Company's smart fuel system. In this correspondence, an order was issued to reform the existing process to allow vehicles with Sistan and Baluchestan license plates to use their fuel quota at all fueling stations in Kerman and South Khorasan provinces.
The implementation of this decision not only resolved one of the fundamental problems faced by citizens of Sistan and Baluchestan but also enables them to continue their inter-provincial travels with more peace of mind. This action demonstrates the authorities' attention to addressing existing problems and improving the living conditions of people in this region.
With the necessary conditions for fueling being provided, it is expected that travel between provinces will be conducted smoothly, which will help improve the economic and social status of citizens. Ultimately, this action is considered a positive step towards serving the people and facilitating public services.
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