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In Krasnodar on the morning of November 7 opened 102 gas stations

In Krasnodar on the morning of November 7, there are 102 gas stations, but some facilities have restrictions on fuel supply

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In Krasnodar on the morning of November 7 opened 102 gas stations

In Krasnodar on the morning of November 7, there are 102 gas stations, but some facilities have restrictions on fuel supply.

According to the ICU of the city, AI-92 is at 101 filling stations, AI-95 - at 94, AI-100 - at 19, diesel fuel - at 98. At some gas stations, by the decision of the owners, gasoline and diesel are poured only into tanks.

Another 7 gas stations temporarily do not release fuel, and 6 facilities are closed for repair or rebranding. During the day, the situation can change.

Earlier we wrote that in the Krasnodar region will change the scheme of movement on the highway M-4 “Don”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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