Drivers in Baghdad, the capital of a country with the world's third-largest oil reserves, can now use their cars only on alternate days because of petrol shortages.
Cars with odd-numbered registration plates can drive on one day and those with even numbers the next.
Anyone seen driving on the wrong day faces a 40,000 dinar ($40) fine. Attacks on pipelines and the lack of refineries have resulted in the shortages, officials say.
Iraq petrol shortage
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