Colonel Agha Ali Youssefvand, the police commander of Minab County, announced regarding the long queues at gas stations in the county that all operational capabilities of the police are being utilized to solve this issue. He added that these actions are solely deterrent and are part of the process of combating crime and fuel smuggling.
Emphasis on Inter-Agency Cooperation
The police commander of Minab further stated that the police's field authority alone is not sufficient, and these actions must be carried out alongside the expert decisions of fuel sector managers. He emphasized that the main goal is to restore the gasoline distribution cycle to normal and reduce queues.
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Appreciation for Public Cooperation
Agha Ali Youssefvand also expressed gratitude for the patience and cooperation of the people of Minab County as a valuable asset in establishing security and economic order. He stated that public cooperation in these circumstances can facilitate the implementation of the decisions made.
In general, the police commander of Minab, referring to the images published of seized shipments, emphasized that these actions are aimed at preventing fuel smuggling and ensuring economic security. He also added that the police are continuously monitoring the fuel distribution situation in the county to prevent similar problems in the future.
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