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In Krasnodar on November 14 there are 104 gas stations

As of the morning of November 14, 104 gas stations were operating in Krasnodar, but the situation may change during the day

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In Krasnodar on November 14 there are 104 gas stations

As of the morning of November 14, 104 gas stations were operating in Krasnodar, but the situation may change during the day. At some stations, restrictions on fuel supply were imposed.

According to the ICU of the city, AI-92 gasoline was available at 100 filling stations, AI-95 - at 90, AI-100 - at 21, diesel fuel - at 100 stations.

At a number of facilities, the owners decided to pour fuel only into the tanks of cars. Another 5 gas stations temporarily do not release fuel, and 6 closed for repair or rebranding.

Earlier, we wrote that the demand for trips to Asia among residents of Krasnodar increased by 8%.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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