❐ Staff Reporter
Long lines of vehicles and heavy crowds have been seen at various filling stations in Dhaka since dawn today due to fears of disruption in fuel supplies due to war and conflict in the Middle East.
Consumers are also suffering as supply is insufficient compared to demand. Many have been seen standing in lines for hours and then returning.
However, despite the severe crisis, fuel prices have not been increased.
Residents of Mohammadpur, Adabor, Dhanmondi, and Shyamoli are facing a dilemma as they are unable to extract water for daily use from deep tube wells due to the diesel shortage.
Meanwhile, ride-sharers are trying to get enough fuel due to fears of a shortage, which has increased pressure on filling stations.
Customers say that their income has decreased due to restrictions on fuel oil distribution by BPC. Working hours are being wasted. Oil suppliers say that there is enough oil and the price is not being kept high.

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