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In the Tambov region, 184 gas stations sell fuel

By the evening of October 14, 184 gas stations were selling fuel in the Tambov region - two less than in the morning

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In the Tambov region, 184 gas stations sell fuel

By the evening of October 14, 184 gas stations were selling fuel in the Tambov region - two less than in the morning. The number of filling stations, where the implementation is temporarily not carried out, increased from 28 to 30.

According to the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Entrepreneurship of the region, AI-92 gasoline can be purchased at 153 stations (in the morning - 159), AI-95 - at 140 (in the morning - 161), diesel fuel - at 181 (in the morning - 184). All three fuels are available at 137 gas stations at the same time – 11 less than in the morning (148).

The AI-95 gasoline sank the most during the day: if in the morning it was available at 161 gas stations, then by the evening - only 140. This is the biggest decline of any fuel.

The ministry noted that the actual operating time of each gas station depends on the amount of available fuel and the level of demand.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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