Slovenians Make Desperate Moves
Fueling at gas stations is limited to 50 liters per person per day and 200 liters per legal entity and per natural person.
TL;DR
- Slovenia implemented restrictions on fuel sales from midnight.
- Individuals are limited to 50 liters of fuel per day, and legal entities and self-employed individuals to 200 liters.
- The Slovenian army has been mobilized to assist with fuel supply and transport.
- Distributors are urged to coordinate deliveries to speed up fuel reaching stations.
- Fuel retailers must report daily to the government, which will decide on further measures.
- The measures aim to limit sales, particularly to foreigners.
- Prime Minister Robert Golob was critical of Petrol company's supply efforts.