Big Trouble at Gas Stations: 30-Liter Purchase Limit Introduced in St. Petersburg Area
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In the Leningrad region near St. Petersburg, a unified fuel purchase limit is being introduced in recent days, limiting the purchase of up to 30 liters of gasoline per fill-up. About a fifth of the smaller, independent gas stations have already closed because they were unable to obtain sufficient quantities from the stock exchange, Meduza reported.
<p>In the Leningrad region, due to the shortage of gasoline, they introduce a limit of 30 liters per refueling. Due to the shortage of gasoline in the region, a limit of 30 liters per refueling was introduced until October 1. About 20% of gas stations stopped working.</p>
20% of the gas stations are closed.
In the Leningrad region, due to the inability to purchase the necessary volumes on the stock exchange, about 20% of private and small gas stations closed
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