Vehicles queues in kilometre-long lines to fill up at crowded petrol stations as people walk in darkened streets in shortage-hit Lebanon. The crisis-hit country on Wednesday raised fuel prices for the second time in less than a week amid severe rationing spurred by the collapse of a subsidy system that has depleted state coffers. Grappling with its worst-ever financial crisis, Lebanon has gradually increased fuel prices in recent months because the cash-strapped central bank can no longer afford to fund fuel imports. STOCKSHOTS