Myanmar Junta Rations Fuel for Private Vehicles Citing Shipping Disruptions

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•The Myanmar junta announced fuel rationing for private vehicles starting March 2026.
•The government cited disruptions in Middle Eastern shipping routes as the cause of fuel shortages.
•Fuel imports from the Middle East are a major source of Myanmar's petroleum supply.
•The rationing policy restricts the amount of fuel private vehicle owners can purchase.
•Shipping disruptions in the Middle East have persisted since early 2026, affecting global fuel supply chains.

▸If the Myanmar junta extends fuel rationing to commercial vehicles business operations and public transportation in Myanmar could face significant slowdowns, impacting the economy and daily commuting.

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