North Sulawesi Fuel Queues Ease as Pertamina Boosts Supply by 30%
In response to long queues at gas stations in North Sulawesi, state-owned oil company Pertamina has increased Pertalite supply by 30% above normal daily averages. Operations at the Bitung Integrated Terminal have been extended to 24 hours, with additional staff deployed to improve convenience for residents.
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