DUSHANBE, September 14, 2012, Asia-Plus About 50 local residents have blocked a highway connecting Kyrgyzstan''s southern region of Osh with neighboring Tajikistan, in a protest over exports of gasoline the protesters say is needed in Kyrgyzstan, Radio Liberty’s Tajik Service reported.
Fifteen trucks destined for Tajikistan, each carrying 40 tons of gasoline, have reportedly been stuck on the highway near the village of Kara-Myk as a result of the protests.
The highway has been blocked since late afternoon on September 13, RFE/RL said.




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