Fuel adulteration is bad for economy, public safety; together we can stop it

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Officials from the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) inspect an oil tanker at a yard in Industrial Area on April 29, 2019 where 7 people were found adulterating fuel.

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Ensuring fuel quality is not merely a technical standard. It is an essential factor that directly impacts economic productivity, environmental sustainability, and consumer safety.

Fuel containing impurities or one that has been adulterated could mean the difference between well-functioning vehicles, industrial machines and costly repairs.

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