A new gas station has been put into operation in Ashgabat
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On the eve of the professional holiday of Turkmenistan – the Day of the Oil and Gas Industry and Geology Workers, a new gas station was opened on the territory of Ashgabat. It is designed to service 1500 cars per day.
The gas station has the capabilities of a multifunctional service complex. The territory of the gas station is equipped with modern fuel and distributing, computer and technological equipment, which guarantees high quality service to motorists.
The commissioning of a new filling station will make a significant contribution to the development of uninterrupted fuel supply of local vehicles.
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