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Long Fuel Queues and Out-of-Stock Conditions in Several Areas Force the Ombudsman to Step In
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The Ombudsman is investigating fuel distribution disruptions in a number of areas after receiving 25 initial reports, including about long queues, empty stocks, and allegations of misuse.
The Indonesian Ombudsman has set up a task force in a number of areas to investigate fuel distribution disruptions, including delays in supplier tankers.
The Ombudsman questioned the reasons for the conditions in the field which differed from the quota information received by the Ombudsman.
The Indonesian Ombudsman has received reports of fuel queues in 25 provinces. Queues in West Papua and Banten reportedly stretched up to 1 kilometer. Meanwhile, wait times for gas stations in West Sumatra reached 23 hours.
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