TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Angry motorists in Libya's capital Tripoli queued to fill up on Thursday, some having slept in their cars for nights as petrol stations awaited promised supplies from a state oil firm.
"I have been queuing in front of this gas station for two days," said one driver in a long line at a petrol station in central Tripoli. "It is very depressing. My kids have finished their exams and I want to go out with them but unfortunately we cannot".
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