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Story summary
- Bangladesh implemented fuel rationing amid an energy crisis tied to Middle East conflict.
- Bangladesh relies on imports for 95% of its oil and gas.
- The move followed fatal altercation at a filling station that sparked unrest in Jhenaidah and queues in Dhaka.
- The policy limits fuel sales, with motorcyclists restricted to two litres per tank.
- Five of six fertilizer factories remained closed until March 18 due to tensions.
