Clean-up efforts at some of Chile's ports appear to be moving quickly. At the same time, rail-lines between some of the largest pulp mills and the ports have been damaged. This is apt to push in-bound and out-bound freight onto roads and bridges (also damaged). "On a visit to southern Chile last week, we saw very tight supplies of diesel and gasoline. First-hand accounts this week suggest that the fuel situation is returning to normal," Wilde says.
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