Bali Fuel Shortage Caused by Delayed Shipments from Java, Government States
The fuel shortage and long queues at gas stations in Bali were caused by delayed fuel shipments from Java, according to the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources. The situation has normalized, with Bali's fuel reserves increasing to 11-12 days, aiming for the national standard of 15 days within the week.
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