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In the Voronezh region reported an increase in fuel supplies

The regional government continues to monitor the situation twice a day at almost 200 filling stations in the Voronezh region

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In the Voronezh region reported an increase in fuel supplies

The regional government continues to monitor the situation twice a day at almost 200 filling stations in the Voronezh region. As of the morning of October 13, AI-92 gasoline is available at more than 78% of refueling stations, AI-95 - more than 71%, and diesel fuel is sold at 91% of stations.

There is also a positive daily dynamics: by the evening the number of filling stations, where the most popular fuel is absent, on average decreases by 10-15%.

The product supplied to the region meets the Euro-5 standard. The exception is several gas stations in Voronezh, where Euro-4 (AI-92) is also sold.

Suppliers themselves continue to characterize the fuel supply situation as complex but manageable. Restrictions on the sale of gasoline in one tank, previously introduced by federal networks, remain.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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