Frustration is mounting among motorists in Bali as severe shortages of the government-subsidized Pertalite fuel have led to lengthy traffic delays, with drivers spending hours waiting in queues to refuel. The disruption highlights ongoing challenges in Indonesia’s fuel distribution system, raising concerns over supply stability and the impact on daily commutes. Authorities are reportedly investigating the cause behind the shortages, though no immediate solutions have been announced. The situation underscores broader vulnerabilities in the country’s energy infrastructure during periods of high demand.
Drivers in Bali face hours-long queues amid shortages of Indonesia’s subsidised Pertalite fuel.
