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Farmers hurt by ban on selling fuel in containers

Marizka Coetzer The mid-month data indicates that petrol was set for an increase of 87 cents a litre, diesel 58 cents, and illuminating paraffin 56 cents. The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) on Thursday issued a statement preventing anyone from purchasing and/or dispensing petrol or diesel into a container. Photo for illustration: iStock A double dose of bad news for South Africa with new petrol regulations and a steep petrol increase on the cards as people struggle to get petrol following the unrest. Last night, the department of mineral resources noted it had received many complaints on the ban of containers. “A ‘container’ refers to an object that is not approved for the holding or transporting of petrol and diesel according to the relevant South African National Standards,” it said in a statement. On Thursday, the

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From a phone call, interrupted, emerged two sides of Japan's most powerful earthquake - Pacific

By JOSEPH DITZLER | STARS AND STRIPES Published: March 9, 2021 TOKYO Former Stars and Stripes journalist Grant Okubo remembers being on the phone with a colleague at Misawa Air Base when bottles started shaking in his home near Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo. “It was the longest earthquake I’d ever experienced, but it was the same as a few others,” said Okubo, who was an Army sergeant and photographer for the paper when the quake hit March 11, 2011. “I wasn’t completely shocked.” But the ground kept shaking, those wine and liquor bottles fell off his refrigerator and then Okubo saw “crazy” scenes on TV from Sendai city, population 1.03 million, northeast of Tokyo and 80 miles west of the epicenter offshore.