Two Injured in fuel fire while extracting petrol from car in Myanmar


YANGON: Two people suffered burn injuries in Myawady after a fire broke out while they were extracting petrol from a car amid the ongoing fuel shortage in the town, according to the Z-RESCUE emergency social assistance team.

The incident occurred as fuel shortages—linked to regional tensions in the Middle East and affecting several cities—have also hit Myawady. While some fuel stations in the town have temporarily closed, others remain open but face long queues of buyers.

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