MCI launches quality checks on fuel following a wave of complaints

Inspectors took samples for laboratory analysis and conducted visual and olfactory tests on site. The MCI did not specify which stations were visited or when the results would be published, which should determine whether the fuel meets standards.

Two unions, SYNCOH and AMOBIC, called on Tuesday at a press conference in Delmas for the MCI investigation results to be made public quickly. They also demand additional measures to identify the source of the suspect fuel.

Motorcycle riders and other consumers affected by this problem are demanding justice and compensation, emphasizing that motorcycles are an important source of income for many of them. The unions have invited those affected to document their losses and take steps to obtain compensation.