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Queues return to petrol stations in Malabo

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Long queues of vehicles have reappeared outside petrol stations in Malabo, where drivers are also reporting limits on the quantities sold. The situation is raising fears of further supply difficulties, while users are calling for a public schedule of stations, opening hours and available volumes, Ahora EG reports.

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