Ali Balak, the political and security deputy of the special governorate of Minab, announced the seizure of 12 vehicles due to unauthorized fueling violations. This action was taken to manage fuel supply and prevent the creation of long queues at fuel stations.
Planning for Better Fuel Supply Control
Balak mentioned the priority of managing fuel supply and combating fuel smuggling, stating: "Supervisory plans and protection of citizens' rights are on the agenda so that people can benefit well from the services of fuel stations."
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He emphasized that there will be no leniency towards any violations in this area, and at this stage, 12 vehicles involved in unauthorized fueling activities were identified and transferred to the parking lot by judicial order.
Equipping Fuel Stations with Advanced Monitoring Systems
Balak also referred to the enhancement of monitoring infrastructure at fuel supply stations, stating: "All fuel stations in the county have been equipped with advanced license plate recognition cameras and motion sensors to accurately monitor the movement and fueling operations of vehicles."
He added: "The monitoring systems are designed in such a way that even if the license plate is tampered with by violators, the identification of the vehicle and the driver's image can be captured through video monitoring systems, and necessary legal actions can be taken in the shortest time possible."
The deputy governor of Minab concluded by inviting citizens to adhere to fuel supply regulations, noting: "The aim of implementing these monitoring plans is to optimize fuel consumption, reduce long queues, and prevent the infringement of public rights, and citizens are expected to assist officials in the proper management of the fuel supply network by adhering to the law."
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