Bali Fuel Crisis: Tanker Delay Sparks Multi-Kilometer Queues and 24-Hour Station Shifts
A fueling crisis in Bali, Indonesia, has caused severe disruptions since October 12, with motorists queuing for hours at petrol stations in Denpasar and Badung. The shortage, attributed to a technical delay in unloading a fuel tanker, has led to some drivers pushing their vehicles after running out of fuel. Pertamina has responded by extending station hours to 24/7 in key areas and accelerating deliveries, while urging the public to avoid panic buying.