What was the story of the gasoline shortage crisis in north of Iran?

According to Energy Press, the gasoline crisis in northern cities has caused problems for travelers and local people. During the holidays of the second week of September, many travelers went to the north of the country. The large number of travelers in Gilan and Mazandaran cities have caused many problems at gas stations. The peak of these problems appeared on Wednesday.
Khabarfouri wrote in a news article: According to observations in Gilan province, most of the gas stations in the province have been closed since Wednesday morning. Long queues are formed at gas stations and commotion, congestion and heavy traffic are formed in various streets.
Local people and travelers have wandered in the cities of Soumae Sara, Rasht, Fuman, Masal, etc. Queues of empty cars have formed in front of closed gas stations and people are angry and confused.
One of the natives of Soemasera, who is stuck in a long queue for gas, describes the gas situation in Gilan as follows: The arrival of several million passengers in Gilan has caused this situation. Foman and Soumesara gas stations are closed. I heard that only two gas stations are working in Masal. A gas station was also working in the monastery until noon, when it was also closed. I have heard that gasoline trucks are stuck in traffic and cannot reach the northern cities. There are many cars on the roads leading to northern cities.
Regarding the gasoline situation in the northern cities, a passenger says: Gasoline has become scarce since Wednesday morning. From morning to noon, I went to 4 gas stations in Soumae Sara, Kasma, Ziabar and Gorab Zarmikh, but they were all closed and there were long queues at the gas stations. Many travelers are worried about returning home. They are afraid that they will have to stay in Gilan for a few days.