TREE NEWS update: On September 3, China’s State Council Work Safety Committee held a video conference to advance the crackdown on “fake new-energy fuel stations,” which have been found to be illegal sales points. Authorities in Hubei Province have investigated and dealt with 189 such sites, detaining 142 people. The campaign aims to deepen investigations nationwide.
China cracks down on fake new-energy fuel stations, arrests 142
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