Chain disruptions: from banks to customs in Ramdan

It seems that a security infiltration and sabotage issue is taking place in the country. After the country's state-owned banks went bankrupt and the authorities failed to respond to the problems that had arisen, and ignored the monthly salaries of employees, reports now indicate that the Ramdan Customs has also been preventing the departure of trains and trailers for more than 10 days under the pretext of system failure or unacceptable reasons, which has caused traffic jams and a massive accumulation of goods at the country's exit points.

Iranian exported gases stored in isotanks should not be left at temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius for long periods of time; however, experts and customs managers seem to be oblivious to this issue and its potential risks.

In the relevant working group of the Public Prosecutor, the report on the issue of omissions, negligence, and managerial incompetence will also be separately examined and followed up to prevent the country's security and interests from being jeopardized.