KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal signed a deal on Wednesday with China to import petroleum products, its embassy in Beijing said, as the Himalayan nation tries to boost supplies to deal with a deepening fuel crisis.
Kathmandu has been forced to ration fuel after protests against a new constitution strangled supplies from India into the landlocked nation.
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