LEBANON-AKKAR-FUEL-SHORTAGE

(230117) -- AKKAR (LEBANON), Jan. 17, 2023 (Xinhua) -- A heater which does not work due to lack of diesel is seen in a classroom of a school in Akkar Governorate, northern Lebanon, on Jan. 17, 2023. Hezbollah's leader on Tuesday accused the United States of preventing Lebanon from taking free fuel from Iran even as his country suffers from power outages. Lebanon has suffered for decades from power outages. Its economic collapse since 2019 has burdened the state's treasury, slowing down fuel imports to maintain the operation of the remaining power plants. (Photo by Khaled Habashiti/Xinhua)

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