Libya shuts 490 fuel stations

Libya has carried out the closure of 490 petrol stations in order to curb smuggling and regulate fuel distribution, in response from the Ministry of Interior and in coordination with security agencies, aiming to protect the state's interests and citizens' rights to access fuel. The minister confirmed that about 365 stations are operating according to actual needs, with ongoing efforts by the committee to combat market manipulation, stop illegal profits, and prevent harm to citizens and the national economy. The fuel crisis continues to impact daily life in Libyan cities, with long queues persisting and the black market still emerging despite official interventions.

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