Eastern province has been hit by fuel shortage and service stations are running without the commodity. In the provincial capital, Chipata only one service station Mt Meru had the commodity Saturday afternoon.

Long queues of motorists and containers had formed up.

Some motorists are reported crossing over into neighbouring Malawi to go and buy fuel. This is the country recently the Zambian government donated some fuel.

Livingstone city in the Southern province is also experiencing serious fuel shortage. A check in the tourist capital that is currently hosting an Agriculture and Commercial Show found that service stations had no fuel.

The other day it was Choma. Many places including Lusaka the Zambian capital have experienced fuel shortages in the last eight months of the Patriotic Front government. But Government has continued to assure Zambians that there should be no panic as the country has enough of the commodity.

By Editor

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  1. Fuel shortage is becoming the order of the day meantime these guys keeping saying all is well. What is wrong with this govt imwe bantu?

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