Bangladesh secures diesel imports from India and China

Bangladesh secured diesel from China and India to cover one month of demand. The nation faces rationing and power cuts due to Middle East energy disruptions.

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Bangladesh has begun receiving diesel shipments from China and India as part of an emergency effort to stabilize its energy sector. Government officials stated on Monday that the country has secured enough fuel to cover approximately one month of domestic demand, with arrangements for a second month currently underway. These measures follow significant disruptions to Middle East oil exports caused by the United States-Israel conflict with Iran.

Motorists line up at a gas station in Dhaka as the conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran sparks fears of a fuel shortage in Bangladesh. REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain/File Photo
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