Tanker carrying Pertalite petrol and Biosolar diesel arrives in Bali

The tanker MT Klasogun, carrying Pertalite petrol and Biosolar diesel, docked at Benoa port in Bali on the morning of October 13, Pertamina Patra Niaga representative Ahad Rahedi reported.
The fuel arrived for distribution through the Sanggaran terminal in Denpasar. According to Indonesian news agency ANTARA, the company is organising round-the-clock deliveries to filling stations and prioritising stations according to their needs.
The arrival marks a new supply development amid fuel queues on the island. It does not, by itself, establish that supplies have already recovered at every filling station.
Bali Governor Wayan Koster previously expected conditions to normalise within one or two days. He said stocks were available at the main terminals and that queues partly reflected residents’ fears of running out of petrol. That timetable is the governor’s forecast, rather than a confirmed outcome of distributing the new shipment.
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