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Even in the presence of accurate technical guidance of imminent impacts, early warning systems may fail due to a lack of community engagement.

What started as isolated cases of petrol stock-outs in some parts of the country in the past fortnight has turned into a crisis that has left motorists desperately queuing at service stations since Monday. Spot-checks in the country’s four cities of Blantyre, Lilongwe, Mzuzu and Zomba as well as other district centres such as Mangochi,

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