Ministry of Oil’s Reaction to Reports of Fuel Card Sales: Each card has a specific code. If removed from one station, it will not work at another station.

The Ministry of Oil’s reaction to the news of selling fuel cards is that each card has a specific code. If used outside a gas station, it won’t work at another station.

The CEO of the National Oil Products Distribution Company said our duty is to ensure that 90% of people use personal fuel cards, as mandated by law. We are currently informing the public about this law.

Currently, people must refuel using their personal fuel cards. If for any reason they don’t have their card with them, they can use an emergency card. However, due to the reduced issuance of cards, restrictions on using station cards will be increased.

Emergency station cards are monitored by the distribution company and must be accounted for on the dashboard. Therefore, it is not possible for a card to be taken out of the station.

Each card has a specific code, and if taken out of a station, it won’t work at another station.

Personal cards have a limit of 160 liters of gasoline, so it is unreasonable for them to be sold for amounts ranging from one to five million.