In a controversial announcement, the Deputy Minister of Oil assured the public that fuel cards at stations will remain available to everyone without any restrictions. This news comes as concerns about rising gasoline prices in society have reached a peak.
Increase only for the third gasoline price
The Deputy Minister of Oil specified that from the dawn of September 8, the third gasoline price will increase from 5,000 tomans to 10,000 tomans. This price change has raised concerns, especially for those who use subsidized gasoline. However, he emphasized that the other two gasoline prices will remain unchanged.
This decision, especially at a time when prices in global markets have risen, could have widespread impacts on people's livelihoods. The Deputy Minister also pointed out that the government is trying to reduce economic pressures on the public by managing resources properly.
Reactions to the price increase
However, this action has sparked a wave of criticism on social media. Many users, pointing to the country's economic problems, have expressed dissatisfaction with the gasoline price increase, deeming it wrong and unfair. Some have also urged the government to seek alternative solutions for resource management instead of raising prices.
Ultimately, it seems that this price change could be a turning point in the government's energy policies. Given the increase in gasoline prices and public reactions, it remains to be seen whether the government will be able to manage this situation or not.
