EPRA blacklists 18 petrol stations for selling adulterated fuel
A car is fueled at a petrol station. According to Epra, a total of 7,270 tests were carried out on 1,529 petrol stations, of which 1,511 were found to be compliant.
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced action against 18 petrol stations across the country for non-compliance in an operation carried out between April and June.
According to the authority, a total of 7,270 tests were carried out on 1,529 petrol stations, of which 1,511, or 98.82 per cent, were found to be compliant.
