Siberia Turns to Remote Work as Fuel Shortage Worsens
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Russia’s Siberian regional authorities urge businesses to shift to remote work and residents to limit private vehicle use as a widening fuel shortage follows drone attacks that damaged the Omsk refinery; Novosibirsk and Tomsk have issued decrees encouraging online meetings and reduced travel, energy restrictions are spreading across regions with some places introducing odd-even gasoline sales, and drivers face long queues for fuel.
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