Safety alert on gasoline use and penalties
The Jordanian Fuel Station Owners Association has confirmed that using kerosene as a substitute for diesel in vehicles is not permitted and poses a threat to engine safety. The demand for kerosene during the summer has increased to nearly seven times its winter consumption, causing burdens on the production and supply systems and diverting support meant for low-income citizens. The association clarified that the issued circular prohibits refueling diesel-powered vehicles with kerosene, with violations being prosecuted legally. They also warned about technical damages and the risk to vehicle engines resulting from improper use of kerosene. Additionally, officials pointed out that rising diesel prices due to geopolitical tensions increase economic pressures, and the government is considering alternatives such as expanding the use of gas-powered cars to ensure that support reaches those who are eligible.
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