January 18th, tanker drivers at the Qasr-e Shirin and Bashmaq border crossings in Marivan staged a strike to express their dissatisfaction with the low freight rates offered for their services and the excessively high penalties imposed for diesel fuel usage. These drivers, who play a crucial role in transporting goods and fuel across borders, highlighted the economic pressures they face due to unfair compensation and stringent regulations. Their strike has drawn attention to the challenges in the transportation sector, emphasizing the need for government intervention to address their grievances and create more equitable conditions.
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