Bali Fuel Shortage Caused by Delayed Shipments; Government Targets 15-Day Reserves
A fuel shortage in Bali was attributed to delayed shipments from Java. The government aims to increase fuel reserves on the island from the current 11-12 days to the national standard of 15 days within the next week.
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