Myanmar regime scraps ‘even-odd’ fuel rationing system, retains QR tracking amid energy crisis
The Myanmar regime abolished its controversial “even-odd” vehicle license plate fuel rationing system on Wednesday, citing severe transport disruptions suffered by the public. Speaking at a press conference in Naypyidaw,
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