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Sochi authorities reported the availability of fuel at city gas stations on November 10

In Sochi, as of 09:00 on November 10, 49 petrol stations operate

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Sochi authorities reported the availability of fuel at city gas stations on November 10

In Sochi, as of 09:00 on November 10, 49 petrol stations operate. Information on the availability of gasoline, diesel fuel and gas was provided by fuel operators.

According to the city administration, AI-100 gasoline is available at 14 filling stations, AI-95 at 35, AI-92 at 34. Diesel fuel is available at 37 stations, liquefied hydrocarbon gas - at 13.

Motorists are recommended to clarify the current information about fuel reserves on official websites and mobile applications of fuel companies.

Earlier it was reported that the heating season started at the resort.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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