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Rationing of fuel ordered because of shortage of stocks from persistent closure of highway: Div Admin

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SRINAGAR, FEBRUARY 23: The Divisional Administration in Kashmir has stated that rationing of fuel in the division has been ordered because of shortage of stocks having resulted from persistent closure of the Srinagar-Jammu highway.

The administration has said that efforts are underway to replenish the stocks at the earliest and that the rationing order will be withdrawn as soon as the stocks are received.

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