Sri Lanka struggling to secure fresh fuel supplies, minister says

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Sri Lanka is down to just 15,000 tons of petrol and diesel to keep essential services running in the coming days. The island is wilting under its worst financial crisis in seven decades with foreign exchange reserves at record lows. A top delegation from the U.S. Treasury and State Departments arrived in Colombo on Sunday to assess the situation.

2 months ago·Colombo, Sri Lanka

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Sri Lanka struggling to secure fresh fuel supplies, minister says

Sri Lanka is struggling to secure fresh fuel supplies, a top government minister said on Sunday, as the crisis-hit country of 22 million people is down to just 15,000 tons of petrol and diesel to keep essential services running in the coming days.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Sri Lanka almost out of fuel, with no fresh supplies in sight

Bankrupt nation’s energy minister apologises to motorists but unable to say when petrol and diesel imports will be restored

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sri Lanka struggling to secure fresh fuel supplies, minister says

2 months ago·Atlanta, United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

With only 15,000 tons of petrol and diesel left, Sri Lanka struggles to secure fresh fuel supplies

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka is struggling to secure fresh fuel supplies, a top government minister said on Sunday, as the crisis-hit country of 22 million people is down to just 15,000 tons of petrol and diesel to keep essential services running in the coming days.

2 months ago·Malaysia

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Sri Lanka Struggling To Secure Fresh Fuel Supplies - Minister

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Sri Lanka struggling to secure fresh fuel supplies, minister says

Story by ReutersSri Lanka is struggling to secure fresh fuel supplies, a top government minister said on Sunday, as the crisis-hit country of 22 million people is down to just 15,000 tons of petrol and diesel to keep essential services running in the coming days.The island is wilting under its worst financial crisis in seven decades with foreign exchange reserves at record lows leaving it scrambling to pay for essential imports including fuel, f…

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