Bali deploys soldiers and police as fuel queues ease in parts of island
Bali authorities deployed 120 soldiers and police officers after an odd-even Pertalite rule helped ease queues in Denpasar and Badung, while lines rem…
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Bali authorities deployed 120 soldiers and police officers after an odd-even Pertalite rule helped ease queues in Denpasar and Badung, while lines rem…
Fuel queues caused congestion in parts of Bali on 17 October, prompting travel agencies to reroute visitors to nearer destinations while authorities i…
Bali and Pertamina will restrict subsidised-fuel purchases by vehicle plate number from 17 to 19 October as authorities respond to long queues, delive…

Bali’s governor has called for temporary odd-even number-plate controls and night-time truck refuelling as Pertamina adds fuel supplies and 24-hour se…
Pertamina says about 19 million litres of additional fuel had reached Bali by 16 October, with 66 petrol stations in Denpasar and Badung operating 24…

Queues formed at petrol stations in Denpasar, Badung and Tabanan as Pertamina increased deliveries and authorities worked to restore fuel distribution…

Bali Governor Wayan Koster summoned Pertamina and fuel-station operators on 12 October after week-long shortages, as new cargoes were scheduled to rep…

Bali’s governor met Pertamina after fuel shortages and long queues at petrol stations. A vessel delivered 20,500 kilolitres on 11 October, with more s…

Denpasar’s environment agency is studying a plan to convert plastic waste into fuel oil for its own operations by November 2026, extending existing wa…
