Governor Ravansar: Fuel sales with Azad card decreased by 96%

Kermanshah - Governor Ravansar announced a 96.77% reduction in the sale of fuel with Azad cards at six locations in the city and said: During the first 19 days of October, more than 618,000 liters of savings were recorded in this sector.

In a conversation with the Mehr reporter, Khadijah Jashanparvar, referring to the results of the implementation of the approvals of the Ravansar Fuel Management Committee, stated: the amount of fuel sold with free cards in six stations of the city during the first 19 days of Mehr, compared to the same period in September, has decreased significantly.

Explaining the sales statistics, he added: In the first 19 days of Shahrivar, 638 thousand 791 liters of fuel were sold through free cards, but this amount reached 20 thousand 662 liters in the first 19 days of October, which represents a decrease of 96.77%.

Stating that this difference has led to the saving of more than 618,000 liters in the sale of fuel with the Azad card, Governor Ravanser clarified: This plan was implemented with the aim of controlling consumption, dealing with fuel smuggling and organizing the traffic situation around the stations.

Jashanparvar continued: Before the implementation of the plan, the necessary arrangements were made to supply the fuel needed by different sectors so that the transport fleet, agencies, production units and service providers do not face problems.

He pointed out: the implementation of fuel management approvals was done without causing effective disruption in the service delivery process and without significant social protests; An issue that shows the importance of planning and coordination among the responsible groups in the implementation of this plan.

In the end, the governor of Ravanser appreciated the support of the people of the city and the cooperation of the National Oil Products Distribution Company, the police force, security agencies and other executive groups and said: "In the management of fuel consumption, the protection of national resources should be followed at the same time as respecting the rights of citizens and the continuity of service delivery."