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Upd. 17/10/26 at 16:47
Bali Petrol Guide: What You'll Pay and Where to Fill Up

The main way of getting around the Island of the Gods is a scooter.

Economical as it is, it unfortunately still needs refuelling from time to time, as do the thirstier cars and motorcycles, of course. Although Indonesia is an oil-producing country and ranks 22nd in th…

Bali Petrol Guide: What You'll Pay and Where to Fill Up
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Upd. 17/10/26 at 01:10
Denpasar Petrol Stations Use Jerry Cans to Speed Up Refuelling

At three petrol stations in Denpasar, staff have started filling tanks from pre-filled jerry cans: 4 litres for a motorbike and 20 litres for a car.

State-owned oil and gas company Pertamina hopes this will let it serve people faster. In south Bali, people have been waiting hours for fuel for a second week.

Denpasar Petrol Stations Use Jerry Cans to Speed Up Refuelling
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Upd. 15/10/26 at 16:56
Bukit Residents Left Without Running Water for Weeks

Residents of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula are facing a prolonged water shortage, with some households in Kutuh going more than three weeks without running water.

The crisis has also affected neighboring areas, including Ungasan, Pecatu, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, and Balangan.

Bukit Residents Left Without Running Water for Weeks
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Upd. 15/10/26 at 00:07
Komodo Boat Accident Leaves One Person Missing

The KM Feronia, a pinisi schooner carrying tourists, capsized and sank off Tatawa Besar island in Komodo National Park.

Of the 30 people on board, 29 were rescued, and three injured foreign tourists are being treated in Labuan Bajo. Divers are searching for a 23-year-old Indonesian woman: when the boat went down, she w…

Komodo Boat Accident Leaves One Person Missing