Drivers queue for hours in Bali amid fuel shortage
Summary
Drivers in Bali, Indonesia, are waiting in long lines because there is not enough subsidized fuel called Pertalite. The fuel shortage began Sunday, and supplies only arrived two days later, causing problems for people who depend on motorbikes to get around and work.Key Facts
- Bali is experiencing long queues of drivers waiting for fuel.
- The fuel affected is Pertalite, a type of subsidized fuel in Indonesia.
- The shortage was first reported on Sunday.
- New fuel supplies arrived two days after the shortage started.
- Many people in Bali rely on motorbikes for transportation and jobs.
- The shortage has disrupted daily activities for residents on the island.
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