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In Krasnodar, 86 gas stations work in the morning of October 10

As of the morning of October 10, 86 gas stations operate in Krasnodar, but some of them have imposed restrictions on the sale of fuel

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In Krasnodar, 86 gas stations work in the morning of October 10

As of the morning of October 10, 86 gas stations are operating in Krasnodar, but some of them have imposed restrictions on the sale of fuel.

According to the ICU of the city, AI-92 gasoline is at 50 filling stations, AI-95 - at 49, AI-100 - at 12. Diesel fuel is released at 83 gas stations.

At a number of stations, by the decision of the owners, fuel is poured only into the tanks of cars. Another 20 gas stations do not sell fuel temporarily, and 9 facilities are closed due to repairs or rebranding. Authorities say the situation may change during the day.

Earlier, we wrote that from October 9, the traffic pattern at the entrance to Krasnodar airport will change.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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