The Aktau akimat has described the situation with queues at auto gas filling stations (AGFS) as stable and stated that it is under control. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
According to monitoring data as of 12:00 on July 19, 2026, 32 auto gas filling stations are serving consumers in the city. The inspection found that at all operating AGFS, the retail price of liquefied petroleum gas is 72 tenge per liter, the akimat's statement said.
According to city authorities, the queue situation remains stable. At AGFS located outside the city, queues are insignificant. On average, 3 to 15 cars are waiting at operating stations, and some AGFS have no queues at all.
The Aktau akimat reports that it continues to keep the situation with auto gas supply under constant control and urges residents to rely only on official information.
Earlier, footage of queues at auto gas filling stations appeared on social media.
Earlier, Kursiv wrote about queues for auto gas that appeared in two regions of Kazakhstan. At that time, the reasons in the regions turned out to be different. In Atyrau, the problem was linked to repairs at an oil refinery, while in Aktau, authorities explained the hype by a sharp increase in the number of cars.
Currently, according to the akimat, the situation at city gas stations is stable, and prices are fixed. Residents are advised to refer only to official sources of information.