Ongoing fuel crisis and crowding of passengers in the city of Mayadeen

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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

The city of Al-Mayadeen, east of Deir Ezzor, in particular, is experiencing a fuel crisis that has caused many mass transportation vehicles to stop working, according to a local reporter of DeirEzzor24.

According to the reporter, the fuel crisis in the squares caused crowding among passengers wishing to travel, as dozens of transport vehicles stopped working due to the lack of fuel and its high prices.

The price of one liter of diesel exceeded 12 thousand Syrian pounds, with it not being available in markets and gas stations, which forced drivers to stop working.

Ongoing fuel crisis and crowding of passengers in the city of Mayadeen

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