Iran war: Asia sees violence, fuel rationing, queues as energy crunch hits

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The war in the Middle East has triggered an energy crunch across Asia, impacting countries heavily reliant on fossil fuel imports. Rising oil prices have led to fuel rationing and long queues at petrol stations in Vietnam, Pakistan, and the Philippines. Bangladesh, importing 95% of its oil and gas, has deployed the military at oil depots and police near petrol stations due to unrest. Some petrol stations in Dhaka, like Shahjahan Traders, have run out of fuel and experienced vandalism due to supply shortages. The situation highlights the vulnerability of Asian economies to global energy price fluctuations caused by the conflict.
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