In Lithuania, they discovered how to distract citizens from cheap Belarusian gasoline
June 24, 2022
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As the AvtoVzglyad portal has already said, a stream of guests from neighboring Lithuania poured into the Republic of Belarus, buying cheap fuel, cigarettes and food. As a
As the AvtoVzglyad portal has already said, a stream of guests from neighboring Lithuania poured into the Republic of Belarus, buying cheap fuel, cigarettes and food. As a result, Lithuanian customs believe that such ‘tours’ undermine the country’s economy, and have subsequently come up with new obstacles to discourage fellow citizens from ‘gasoline tourism’.
Lithuanian customs check cars entering the country on X-rays, which will help detect any contraband, and the time it takes to cross the border will increase along the way. The Belarusian State Border Committee proposes creating long queues at border crossings so that people’s “shopping tours” become less attractive.
“Until now, we used X-rays to check trucks, but new trends are forcing us to adapt our way of working,” said Arunas Sarulis, Vilnius Customs Director.
We should add that “gasoline tourism” was very popular in the Finnish regions bordering Russia. Due to the significant difference in fuel costs, the Finns preferred to refuel at Russian gas stations.
But now Helsinki has officially decided to break the long-established tradition. The AvtoVzglyad portal reports details on how the Finns will be weaned from profitable trips to the Russian Federation.
Lithuanian customs check cars entering the country on X-rays, which will help detect any contraband, and the time it takes to cross the border will increase along the way. The Belarusian State Border Committee proposes creating long queues at border crossings so that people’s “shopping tours” become less attractive.
“Until now, we used X-rays to check trucks, but new trends are forcing us to adapt our way of working,” said Arunas Sarulis, Vilnius Customs Director.
We should add that “gasoline tourism” was very popular in the Finnish regions bordering Russia. Due to the significant difference in fuel costs, the Finns preferred to refuel at Russian gas stations.
But now Helsinki has officially decided to break the long-established tradition. The AvtoVzglyad portal reports details on how the Finns will be weaned from profitable trips to the Russian Federation.
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