In recent days, rumors have circulated on social media regarding the removal of the fuel quota for new vehicles. This issue has caused concerns among the owners of these vehicles. However, the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company has now issued an official statement addressing these ambiguities.
Explanation from the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company
The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company emphasized in its statement that no decision has been made to remove the fuel quota for new vehicles and that these rumors are unfounded. According to the company, the fuel quota for new vehicles is being distributed normally and as per previous procedures, and the owners of these vehicles need not worry in this regard.
This statement was in response to concerns that arose following the dissemination of unofficial news regarding a reduction in the fuel quota for new vehicles. The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company announced that all information related to fuel rationing and distribution is transparently available, and has urged vehicle owners not to pay attention to the rumors.
Why Did These Rumors Arise?
The rumor about the removal of the fuel quota for new vehicles may have arisen for various reasons, including public dissatisfaction with the economic situation and rising prices. In circumstances where people are struggling with livelihood issues, the publication of such news can lead to anxiety and concern in society.
Nevertheless, the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company insists that there has been no change in fuel rationing policies and that all new vehicles will continue to benefit from their fuel quotas normally. It seems that with these explanations, some of the concerns in this regard have diminished, allowing people to continue using their vehicles with greater peace of mind.
