Parts of China reportedly experiencing worsening electricity shortages amid coal ban
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Parts of China are reportedly
Parts of China are reportedly experiencing worsening electricity shortages as the communist country refuses to accept Australian coal which remains in dozens of ships being kept waiting off China's ports.
The Australian is reporting millions of people across large cities in the country are having to ration heating during the winter months as the coal, which is used to feed the nation's power plants and steel mills, remains unused.
"That story will no doubt ... be picked up by The Global Times in Beijing and rubbished, as it normally is," Sky News host Peter Gleeson said.
"That's interesting, you've got terrible, terrible situations where some seamen have been out off the South China Sea for something like five months waiting to get those big ships in there with coal into China," Mr Gleeson said.
"But they can't get in because, guess what, the Chinese are playing hardball".
The Australian is reporting millions of people across large cities in the country are having to ration heating during the winter months as the coal, which is used to feed the nation's power plants and steel mills, remains unused.
"That story will no doubt ... be picked up by The Global Times in Beijing and rubbished, as it normally is," Sky News host Peter Gleeson said.
"That's interesting, you've got terrible, terrible situations where some seamen have been out off the South China Sea for something like five months waiting to get those big ships in there with coal into China," Mr Gleeson said.
"But they can't get in because, guess what, the Chinese are playing hardball".
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