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Bali faces fuel crisis amid distribution delays and high demand · 1 source tracked

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Fuel shortages have led to long queues at gas stations across Bali, Indonesia, disrupting daily life and tourism. Officials attribute the crisis to a delayed fuel tanker, adverse weather conditions affecting deliveries, and increased demand, including panic-buying of subsidized Pertalite. While fuel supplies are reportedly sufficient, distribution issues have caused significant delays, with authorities working to restore normal 24-hour deliveries. AI

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Bali faces fuel crisis amid distribution delays and high demand · 1 source tracked

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · The Associated Press, Firdia Lisnawati ·

    ‘This is really a waste of time’: Bali drivers queue for hours for fuel as Indonesia blames a tanker delay, bad weather and panic-buying

    On the tourism-dependent island, motorcycles and cars waited outside stations and spilled onto nearby roads as motorists scrambled for fuel.

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