The political and social deputy of the special governorate of Minab, Ali Balak, announced in a meeting of the Anti-Smuggling Commission held on Tuesday afternoon, the prohibition of refueling vehicles more than three times a week. This decision was made to organize fuel distribution and reduce violations in this area.
Details of the Fueling Organization Plan
Balak pointed out that in line with the implementation of the fueling organization plan, he stated: "In order to control and closely monitor the fuel distribution process, vehicle refueling will be conducted within the framework of established regulations and with the station card a maximum of three times a week." He also emphasized increasing the capacity of free station cards and urged citizens to cooperate in the management and appropriate distribution of this strategic product by adhering to the consumption pattern.
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Electronic Monitoring of Refueling
The political and social deputy of the special governorate of Minab emphasized: "All fuel dispensers in 16 stations in the county are covered by license plate reading cameras and monitoring systems, and the information obtained from these monitoring activities is continuously provided to the responsible authorities." He also stressed that legal action will be taken against individuals who act outside the regulations and with the intent to misuse fuel quotas.
Furthermore, Abbas Bagheri, the deputy public and revolutionary prosecutor of Minab, emphasized strict action against violations in the fuel sector and stated: "Any attempt to circumvent monitoring systems, refueling beyond the permitted amount, or unauthorized use of vehicles and motorcycles by individuals under legal age will be pursued legally." He also announced the confiscation of violating vehicles and the formation of legal cases against offenders.
New Guidelines for Motorcycles
At the end of the meeting, the guidelines for organizing motorcycle refueling were also reviewed. According to the decision made, motorcycle refueling using free station cards will only be possible during the time frame from 6 to 8 AM, and motorcycle owners are required to use their personal fuel cards at other times of the day.
These decisions were made to reduce fuel queues and facilitate citizens' access to petroleum products, and the continuation of field and system monitoring was emphasized.
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