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A shortage of diesel fuel in China is triggering long lines at the pump in some parts of the country, and fuel rationing. Managers and local Chinese media say diesel fuel shortages have disrupted trucking in major coastal areas such as Shanghai and China's export-driven provinces of Guangdong, Zhejiang and Fujian.
Police say a man in central Henan province was killed in a brawl after he cut in line at a gas station.
The possible economic impact is still unclear, and Wednesday, China Petroleum and Chemical Corp, said it is working hard to resolve problems with the diesel fuel supply and that it will import more oil in November. The company says rising oil prices are partly to blame for the situation.
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