Day 41: Southeast Asia Feeling Loss of Peace of Mind

(10 April 2026) Day 41 of the Strait of Hormuz closure is dawning over the Persian Gulf in the wee hours of April 11, 2026.

The world continues to lose 15 to 20 million barrels of oil per day.

The Second Signpost began March 2, unless the Strait is reopened and the world works right now to restore the oil and chemical business.

The Second Horseman

The second horseman is taking away the peace of mind from the earth’s nations bit by bit.

The nations of southeast Asia are hurting.

This news report lists the following items:

Philippines declared a national emergency since it gets 97 percent of its oil through the Strait, and is rationing gasoline.

Vietnam and Myanmar are enforcing alternate driving days for its people. Not allowed to drive a certain day? You can’t get to work that day.

Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand are running out of gasoline.

Vietnam has 20 days of gasoline since it gets 80 percent of its oil from Kuwait.

China is halting all fuel exports to the Asian nations around it.

Southeast Asian nations are selling their  US dollar reserves.

Vietnam’s Hanoi airport has grounded all commercial flights. Anyone visiting Vietnam and wanting to leave will have to find another way.

This news report says that Japan and South Korea have lifted all restrictions on burning coal for electricity.

Conclusion

As long as the Strait stays closed and/or the Arab oil infrastructure is taken offline by Iranian attacks, most of the nations of the earth will suffer more deeply as time goes on. The economic problems include fuel shortages, loss of the US Petrodollar, and later this year, famine. The nations of southeast Asia seem to be suffering the most, first.

Stay awake and keep watch.



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