An operation aimed at cracking down storage and sale of petroleum products without a license by the competent authority was carried out by the Paphos Police, in cooperation with the departments involved.
According to Pafos Assistant Police Director Michael Ioannou on 18.3.22 between the hours of 09:00 and 10:00 a coordinated operation was carried out by the Paphos Police Directorate headed by the Assistant Head of the Paphos Police Department, in cooperation with officers of the Customs Department, the District Administration, the Labour Office and the Paphos Fire Service.
During the operation that took place, a search was carried out at a premises and stored quantities of heating and motor oil without the relevant licence were found.
Subsequently, samples were taken for further examination. The person in charge of the premises is a 58-year-old man who was summoned to the Paphos central police station, questioned and charged in writing to be later summoned to court.
He is being investigated for offences in breach of the Petroleum Products Regulation Law, i.e. the storage and sale of petroleum products without a licence from the competent authority.
Source: KYPE
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