Bali Fuel Crisis: Pertamina Restricts Pertalite Purchases
A fuel crisis is unfolding in Bali as gas stations impose restrictions on the purchase of 'Pertalite.' The shortage is reportedly due to supply issues from state-owned oil company Pertamina, raising concerns for local residents and the tourism industry.
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