The Vice President of the Municipality of Kotor, Igor Kumburović, has warned about a safety issue related to filling fuel into plastic containers (jerrycans) at gas stations, which can lead to serious consequences including fire. Recently, a major accident was avoided at the Eko Petrol gas station in Kotor when a fire broke out but fortunately did not reach the fuel reservoir. Kumburović appeals to gas station owners to ban filling fuel into jerrycans and to citizens not to store fuel in cars for the needs of watercraft, as this carries a high risk, especially in summer. There are state-of-the-art safety measures at gas stations in Kotor where it is only safe to fill fuel into watercraft.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning reports emphasize the safety risks and the need for stricter regulations to protect citizens and the environment. They highlight the responsibility of authorities and gas station owners to prevent dangerous practices such as filling fuel into plastic containers, which can lead to fires and environmental hazards.
Center: Center-leaning articles focus on the factual reporting of the incident, the warnings issued by local officials, and the safety measures in place. They present the information in a neutral tone, emphasizing the importance of public awareness and adherence to safety protocols to avoid accidents.
Right: Right-leaning narratives may stress personal responsibility and the role of individuals in following safety guidelines. They might also highlight the efficiency of local authorities in managing the situation and preventing disasters, while calling for minimal interference in business operations beyond necessary safety regulations.
