TEHRAN August 30 (Shana)--A senior official of the Department of the Environment (DOE) has said that the gasoline distributed in Tehran contains less than one-percent benzene.
�Yousef Rashidi said the DOE analyzes gasoline distribution in big cities including Tehran, Tabriz, Karaj and Arak every three months to gauge their polluting rate.



�The latest analysis by the DOE shows that the gasoline distributed in Tehran contains less than one-percent benzene,� he said.
Rashidi added that the gasoline in Karaj contains one-percent benzene while gasoline in Tabriz has bigger benzene rate.
By SHANA

 

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