10 Petrol Stations of 'ORANGE OIL' Closed Due to Violations With Heavy Fines Expected

The Inspectorate for Market Surveillance of the Republic of Armenia conducted inspections of the petrol station network owned by 'ORANGE OIL'. According to the statement released by the inspectorate, numerous violations were discovered, leading to the closure of these stations.

"The indicators for diesel fuel and liquefied hydrocarbon gas did not meet safety requirements; measuring devices were missing, as well as rapid response QR codes and markings. Additionally, violations of metrological rules and standards were also recorded," the statement read.

As a result of the inspections, 10 petrol stations operating at various addresses in the network were closed. Based on the identified violations, the business entity will be subjected to administrative liability as prescribed by law.

A fine of approximately 9 million dram is anticipated.