Several fuel stations in different locations have been closed due to allegations of fuel adulteration, posing risks to consumers and the environment.

BGSM Oil Filling Station in Kiambu

BGSM Oil Filling Station in Kiambu has been closed after reportedly offering diesel meant for export for sale. This has raised concerns about the quality and legality of the fuel being sold.

Banana Hill Matatu SACCO Filling Station in Kiambu

Another fuel station in Kiambu, Banana Hill Matatu SACCO Filling Station, has been shut down for selling diesel adulterated with domestic kerosene, which can have detrimental effects on vehicle engines and the environment. The diesel also contained high sulfur content, further raising concerns about its safety.

Jogoo Filling Station in Nakuru

In Nakuru, Jogoo Filling Station faced closure for allegedly selling super petrol adulterated with domestic kerosene. Such adulteration can lead to engine damage and reduced fuel efficiency.

Rehoboth Filling Station in Murang’a

Rehoboth Filling Station in Murang’a has been closed down due to the sale of diesel adulterated with domestic kerosene and containing high sulfur content. These practices not only affect vehicle performance but also contribute to air pollution.

Dollarline Filling Station in Bomet

Lastly, Dollarline Filling Station in Bomet was closed for selling diesel adulterated with domestic kerosene and containing high sulfur content. Such fuel poses risks to both vehicles and the environment.

These closures emphasize the importance of maintaining fuel quality and adhering to safety and environmental regulations within the fuel industry. Investigations are expected to follow to determine the extent of fuel adulteration and potential legal actions against those responsible.