Restrictions on fuel sales in the Astrakhan region have been eased.
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In the Astrakhan region, the "Gazprom" network gas stations have temporarily switched to a round-the-clock operation mode, and the limits on gasoline sales to one person have also been lifted.
As reported by "Caucasian Knot", since September 24, the operating hours of the federal network gas stations "Lukoil" and "Gazpromneft" in Astrakhan have increased by more than a third. Meanwhile, in the regions of the area, fuel is sold at these network gas stations for a maximum of six hours a day.
The governor of the Astrakhan region, Igor Babushkin, announced on September 29 in his Telegram channel that the "Gazprom" network gas stations have switched to selling fuel around the clock, but temporarily. In addition, according to him, the limit on gasoline sales to one person has been lifted.
At the same time, the fuel sales regime on even and odd days remains in place, linked to the state registration numbers of vehicles. At the "Lukoil" gas stations, temporary schedules and a limit of 30 liters per vehicle continue to apply.
Recall that against the backdrop of drone attacks on oil refineries, including those located in southern Russia, a fuel crisis has arisen. The fuel problem has caused a sharp increase in demand for the installation of gas cylinder equipment. In auto services, customer queues have stretched for several months ahead, and the cost of equipment has nearly doubled.
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