Abu Dhabi Adnoc service station to close for upgrades


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ABU DHABI // Adnoc Distribution has announced the temporary closure of Al Jazeera service station on Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Street in Abu Dhabi.

The station will remain closed until end of April for general maintenance, but the Adnoc Oasis store and LPG (liquid petroleum gas) services will remain open.

The upgrades are due to growing demand of Adnoc services in recent months, said Khalid Hadi, vice president of marketing at Adnoc Distribution.

“Adnoc Distribution’s regular maintenance plan mandates our service stations to improve their readiness and efficiency levels to cope with the changing needs of our customers,” he said.

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