Drivers in Bali face hours-long queues amid shortages of Indonesia’s subsidised Pertalite fuel.
Drivers queue for hours in Bali amid fuel shortage Drivers on the Indonesian island of Bali face hours-long queues amid shortages of subsidised fuel. Supplies arrived two days after shortages were first reported on Sunday, disrupting residents who rely on motorbikes for transport and work.
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