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Market surveillance authorities simultaneously inspect gas stations in HCMC

Market surveillance authorities simultaneously inspect gas stations in HCMC

The Market Surveillance Department of Ho Chi Minh City, on November 13, simultaneously inspected gas stations that temporarily halted operation after receiving the direction of the Ministry of Industry and Trade on monitoring, inspection, and handling of violations in petroleum trading activities.
Insufficient gasoline supply in HCMC occurs again

Insufficient gasoline supply in HCMC occurs again

From 10 a.m. on October 31, the scene of people waiting in line to buy gasoline happened again in the inner city and the suburbs of Ho Chi Minh City. Some gas stations said they ran out of fuel or sold gasoline at a limit.
A gas station announces to run out of gasoline.

Gas stations run out of fuel due to lack of storage tanks

From the beginning of October to the present, around 9-10 percent of 550 gas stations in the city are facing petroleum supply disruption due to temporary fuel shortages. The reason is that small petrol stations have not got enough storage tanks and depend on suppliers suspended from importing fuel in time.
Domestic petroleum market needs revamping

Domestic petroleum market needs revamping

The domestic petroleum market has undergone many changes in the last few years. However, some inadequacies still remain in its operations and need to be removed.
Petrol stations still run out of gasoline

Petrol stations still run out of gasoline

It was recorded that on the afternoon of February 21, after gasoline prices increased by nearly VND1,000 per liter, most petrol stations operated normally. However, some were overloaded, and some faced a local shortage of gasoline.
Petrol sales back to normal in HCMC

Petrol sales back to normal in HCMC

Representatives of retail petrol stations all confirmed that they did not hoard gasoline to wait for the price to rise to sell because, according to regulations, they must import petrol products to sell, even at a loss, and must sell out before they can close. The authorities will impose a hefty fine if they find there is still fuel in the tank.