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2022-06-26T21:05:41.234Z
On June 26, local time, cash-strapped Sri Lanka announced that it was sending ministers to Russia and Qatar, hoping to get cheap oil at the last moment when the fuel was almost exhausted. Meanwhile, the Sri Lankan government temporarily shut down non-essential state institutions for two weeks to save fuel, leaving only skeleton staff to provide minimal services. (Headquarters reporter Cui Ru)
On June 26, local time, cash-strapped Sri Lanka announced that it was sending ministers to Russia and Qatar, hoping to get cheap oil at the last moment when the fuel was almost exhausted.
Meanwhile, the Sri Lankan government temporarily shut down non-essential state institutions for two weeks to save fuel, leaving only skeleton staff to provide minimal services.
(Headquarters reporter Cui Ru)
Source: chinanews
