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Far From Iran, Fuel Shock Triggers Emergency in Tiny Pacific Nation
The tiny South Pacific island nation of Tuvalu has declared a state of emergency as a worsening fuel crisis linked to the Iran war exacerbates power supply issues and threatens essential services across the country.
Due to the Iran war, the island state is threatened with supply shortages. Head of State Tofiga Vaevalu Falani could now ration fuel and energy.
In Tuvalu, the state of emergency was declared for a period of two weeks, giving the government the opportunity to closely control fuel consumption and restrict movement.
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