Murad Vaisi, Iran International's senior analyst, said: "The gasoline crisis in Iran has reached a point where government officials are talking about not providing fuel to people traveling between cities. Ismail Saqeb Esfahani, the medical officer in charge of the energy sector, said that the use of the emergency card has been stopped in 11 provinces and people can say that the government wants to travel with the fuel that the government only wants to use. The gasoline shortage crisis to make it more expensive."

Murad Vaisi, Iran International's senior analyst, said: "The gasoline crisis in Iran has reached a point where government officials are talking about not providing fuel to people traveling between cities. Ismail Saqeb Esfahani, the medical officer in charge of the energy sector, said that the use of the emergency card has been stopped in 11 provinces and people can say that the government wants to travel with the fuel that the government only wants to use. The gasoline shortage crisis to make it more expensive."