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Fuel Shortages Affect Denpasar and Badung Motorists

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What happened

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Motorists in Denpasar and southern Badung, including Kuta, are experiencing long queues at petrol stations due to fuel shortages of Pertalite and Pertamax. Officials reported that the disruption is linked to a diversion involving the Pesanggaran depot and Manggis Transit Terminal.

From perthnow.com.au

Why it matters

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The shortages impact fuel distribution services managed by Pertamina in the Denpasar area. Authorities are working with Pertamina and distributors to restore normal supply following the distribution disruption.

From perthnow.com.au

Who's involved

  • BadungRegency in Bali Province experiencing fuel shortages
  • PertaminaIndonesian state-owned oil and gas company responsible for fuel supply
  • DenpasarCity in Bali Province where fuel shortages are occurring
  • KutaDistrict within Badung Regency affected by local fuel shortages

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • JembranaSpeculative

    Jembrana might face reduced consumer activity and transport costs due to the shared fuel shortage.

  • KutaSpeculative

    Kuta may see reduced commerce and transport demand because of the local fuel shortage.

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