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Cuba goes dark as fuel shortages turn the lights off.
Coron oil scarcity has put the availability of essential services at risk.
These fuel shortages have hit us very hard.
Some days it feels like the whole town is standing still.
It's World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Vishalit Sripatma.
On the way,
we've got the human stories behind the outages in Cuba and the price the island nation is having to pay as the darkness spreads.
Also ahead,
a landslide win in Bangladesh and what the return to elected government means for the economy there,
plus a new drop from PlayStation.
Gods of War, make a comeback.
Cuba is sliding deeper into a nationwide blackout emergency,
a crisis that's been building for years,
but has sharply accelerated in the past month after the United States halted vital oil shipments to the island.