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Sep 3
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Fuel crisis: 490 petrol stations involved in fuel smuggling closed by Interior Ministry
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Aug 21
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Tripoli government assures of ample supplies of petrol - petrol queues still forming at stations
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Jul 19
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Interior Minister Trabelsi openly admits other security agencies and state entities smuggle fuel
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Jun 2
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Fuel distribution and smuggling crisis: More than 500 non-compliant petrol stations closed and will not be allowed to reopen – Interior Minister Trabelsi
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