Accusations of "adulterated" fuel in Egypt and the government denies, what is the story?
The complaints of a number of Egyptians about "adulterated" or "low -quality" petrol escalated, causing sudden breakdowns in their cars, especially in fuel tanks. A number of them posted their accounts on social media questions about this problem, before the government denied this.
One of the users shared his experience with the fuel tank damage, and said he had to move his car to repair it in a maintenance center and change the tank.
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A number of users also called on citizens not to supply their cars with fuel until the crisis ends.
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Some asked about reliable fuel stations, especially after the names of brands were circulated to specific gas stations that Egyptians complained about.
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A number of public figures interacted with the crisis, the Egyptian writer Omar Taher commented on the topic, saying: "I hope to lead the pulse of the street regarding the pumps (tanks) Arab gasoline (compounds) Egypt."
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The comments were indicated to several leaflets links to citizens who complain about the same problem.
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The journalist Mahmoud Saad also interacted with the followers, asking: "If you have the morning trips, like my case ... We said gasoline, I am with you?"
In the same context, MP Fatima Selim, a member of the House of Representatives, submitted a request for briefing directed to the Prime Minister and the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Supply and Internal Trade, regarding what she described as "the disturbing phenomenon that raises doubts about the absence of censorship and the efficiency of the fuel distribution system, and the citizen carries exorbitant financial burdens without guilt," according to what she published at her expense in one of the social media platforms.
Salim called for "an immediate, independent and transparent investigation" to reveal the circumstances of the matter and announce its results to public opinion without delay, as she put it.
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Deputy Samira Al -Jazzar, a member of the House of Representatives, also presented a question to the counselor, Dr. Hanafi Jabali, Speaker of the House of Representatives, to direct him to the Prime Minister, and the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Karim Badawi, regarding the spread of adulterated gasoline in some gas stations and causing damage to citizens' cars, according to local media.
For its part, the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources denied what was raised through some social media platforms regarding the quality of gasoline presented in the local markets, stressing that all petroleum products, including gasoline, are subject to accurate control and periodic checks during the production and distribution stages to ensure their conformity with Egyptian standard specifications.
The ministry said, in an official statement that the results of the analysis of samples withdrawn from gasoline, whether from gas stations, warehouses, or refining companies, have proven its full conformity with the approved specifications.
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For his part, Sherif Farouk, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, stressed that the ministry is implementing a tight and intensive regulatory plan at the level of the Republic to control the distribution system of petroleum products, and to ensure that support reaches its beneficiaries, and to face any illegal manipulation or practices in the circulation of subsidized petroleum products.
Farouk stressed, in a statement, that the supervisory bodies of the ministry, in full coordination with the catering directorates in the governorates, are implementing daily and surprising inspection campaigns on car catering stations and gas stoves (gas stoves), with the withdrawal of random samples of petroleum products (petrol of all kinds, diesel) and sending them to the specialized central laboratories to analyze them and ensure their conformity with technical specifications Approved standard.
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The Egyptian government raised fuel prices in the country last April by rates ranging between 13 and 17 percent on various types of gasoline and diesel. A statement of the automatic pricing committee responsible for evaluating fuel prices in Egypt stated that raising fuel prices comes in an effort to reduce the gap between the prices of selling petroleum products and their productive and imported costs.
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