Job cuts could fund diesel price drop says deputy
With the ongoing war in the Middle East increasing prices, one deputy is ask for duty to be frozen.
BBC News reports: With the ongoing war in the Middle East increasing prices, one deputy is ask for duty to be frozen.
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