50 Dinars for a Turn Fuel Queue Issues
The current crisis in Libya relates to disruptions in fuel supplies, as car queues at distribution stations continue for the third consecutive week. The situation has worsened due to high temperatures, power outages, and delays in international shipments. The phenomenon has also seen the spread of "queue jumping" practices, with some individuals selling spots in line for amounts ranging between 40 and 50 dinars, highlighting attempts by some participants to make additional income from the crisis. The causes of the crisis are multiple, including damage to infrastructure, attacks on storage facilities, shipment delays, and increased demand, despite Libya possessing one of Africa's largest oil reserves. Reports warn of the crisis's impact on families as the school year begins, especially with ongoing power outages and rising commodity prices, along with calls for clear measures to address the root causes and hold responsible officials accountable.
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