Waves splash onto the seafront Malecon as cars line up to have their tanks filled with gasoline in Havana, Cuba, April 7, 2017. REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini
HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban media on Friday confirmed a three-week-old shortage of premium gasoline that has left embassies, tourists and others scrambling for fuel, and said it was not clear when it would end.
The online edition of the Communist Youth daily, Juventud Rebelde, published a story from Escambray, a central Sancti Spiritus province newspaper, explaining measures taken to deal with the shortage.
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