Over 70% of Japanese people are concerned about gasoline shortages

This is the latest public opinion poll data released by Japan's TBS News. The survey shows that 74% of Japanese people are concerned about possible shortages of gasoline and petroleum products, of which 25% of respondents said they are "very worried" and 49% said they are "somewhat worried." Only 26% of respondents are not concerned. The survey was conducted from April 4 to 5 using computer random telephone sampling, with a total of 1,026 participants aged 18 and above. Due to the actual blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, fuel prices are rising in many countries around the world.