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Gas Leak in Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Late last night, a signal was given for a gas leak from a gas station. It is located in the Smirnensky district, close to the medical dormitories.

It turned out that a pump supplying fuel to the gas stations had failed.

The area was immediately cordoned off by police. There was no need to evacuate the people in the neighborhood.

Petrol Stations: The Fuel Consumption Dropped by between 40 and 80% because of the State of Emergency

After Bulgaria declared a state of emergency because of the coronavirus, fuel consumption dropped by more than 40% in major cities and highways, and nearly 80% in small towns. The situation also creates great discomfort in fuel prices. This is commented on BGNES spokesman of the National Association of Traders and Transporters of Fuel Simo Simov.

Gasoline prices further cut back

The gasoline pump price is expected to decrease as low as 5.29 Turkish Liras per liter in Istanbul as of March 18, according to local media.

The Energy Petroleum Gas Refueling Station Employers Union announced on March 17 that the gasoline prices would be decreased 0.25 liras per liter at the end of the day.

Competition Council launches food price monitor, meant to help increasing competition and cheapening products

The Competition Council on Tuesday launched the platform "Food Price Monitor," which allows the comparison of more than 30,000 products from 1,700 stores from all over the country, meant to help strengthening competition on this market and cheapening foodstuffs at the most expensive stores.

Sales of Electronic Vignettes at Petrol Stations Throughout Bulgaria Started on January 7

Sale of electronic vignettes at petrol stations and large retail outlets in Bulgaria begins as of today, January 7, reports BNT. 

Although the system came into effect on January 1, the start was accompanied by problems with purchase at post offices, at border checkpoints and at petrol stations.

Fuel Prices in Bosnia Expected to Lower, After Protests

Some 15 per cent of gas stations in Bosnia's Federation entity have submitted requests to lower their petrol prices, Zlatan Vujanovic, the Minister of Trade in the Federation's government, announced on Tuesday following a meeting with representatives of the management of the country's largest petroleum distributors.

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