Shahrokh Jahanshahi, head of the crisis management office in Nowshahr, emphasized the obligation of the offices in this city to secure alternative fuel before the onset of the winter season during a meeting held on Sunday. This action is essential to prevent potential problems in fuel supply and to ensure continued services to citizens.
Necessity of Securing Alternative Fuel
Jahanshahi noted in this meeting that, considering the experiences of past years and the problems in fuel supply during the winter season, offices must plan accordingly before the winter begins. He added: "Insufficient fuel supply can lead to disruptions in public services, and this is unacceptable for citizens."
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Planning for Crisis Management
He also referred to the necessity of cooperation among all offices in this regard and said: "All agencies are required to be prepared for potential crises during the winter season by securing alternative fuel." According to Jahanshahi, this action can also reduce traffic congestion and problems arising from fuel shortages on cold days of the year.
This official emphasized that it is essential for offices to start thinking about securing their required fuel now and to coordinate and cooperate with each other in this regard. He also pointed out the necessity of paying attention to weather forecasts and making decisions based on them.
Consequences of Neglecting Fuel Supply
Failure to secure adequate fuel can have dire consequences. For instance, disruptions in healthcare, education, and public services, as well as public dissatisfaction, are among the repercussions of this neglect. Jahanshahi urged the offices at the end of this meeting to address this issue more seriously and to prevent any problems arising from fuel shortages in the winter season.
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