Bangladesh: Fears of Fuel Crisis Spark Long Queues at Gas Stations

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Bangladesh: Fears of Fuel Crisis Spark Long Queues at Gas Stations

Amid fears that the Middle East conflict triggered a fuel shortage or price hike in Bangladesh, drivers of private cars and motorcycles formed long lines at gas stations in Dhaka to buy fuel.

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  • ILEA005072908
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  • 2026/3/07 17:12:13
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  • @arvisnoskario01 via Spectee
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  • @arvisnoskario01 via Spectee
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  • Bangladesh Video Recording Date/Time: March 7, 2026 at about 08:00h, Video Location: Mirpur Road in Dhaka

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