Residents across Lebanon rush to fill up their cars, a day after the central bank said it could no longer afford to prop up fuel imports except at the black market rate. As Lebanon's economy crumbles and its foreign reserves dwindle, the decision has been considered a de facto lifting of fuel subsidies.

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