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Syria investigates gasoline quality issues
Syria's Ministry of Energy has investigated gasoline quality issues linked to vehicle malfunctions, revealing substandard fuel and promising accountability.
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The story so far as of 14 October 2026
On 11 October, the Syrian Ministry of Energy launched an investigation into gasoline quality issues after complaints about vehicle malfunctions. The investigation, led by Deputy Minister for Oil Affairs غياث دياب, aimed to identify defects in the supply chain of the Syrian Petroleum Company. On 14 October, the ministry completed its investigation, finding that a shipment of gasoline did not meet specifications and was returned. The ministry plans to pursue those responsible and compensate affected vehicle owners, highlighting operational errors within the company.
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Syrian Energy Ministry Investigates Fuel Quality Issues
Impact Automotive operators and consumers in Syria face disruptions due to substandard fuel, with compensation expected for damages.
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- Safety & health
Syria Investigates Gasoline Quality Issues
Impact Vehicle owners and public service fleets face potential operational disruptions due to gasoline quality issues.
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