Pertamina CEO Apologizes for Bali Fuel Queues, Promises Not to Repeat
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bali.jpnn.com, DENPASAR - President Director (Dirut) of PT Pertamina (Persero) Simon Aloysius Mantiri again publicly apologized for the long queues at a number of Public Fuel Filling Stations (SPBU) on the island of Bali in the last few days.
Director of Pertamina, Simon Aloysius Mantiri publicly apologized to the public for the fuel shortage that caused long queues of vehicles in Bali.
President Director of PT Pertamina (Persero) Simon Aloysius Mantiri publicly apologized to the public for the long fuel queues in Bali.
Pertamina CEO Simon Mantiri apologized for the fuel queues in Bali and promised the incident would not happen again, while the government added to its fleet of transport ships.
Pertamina promised that the fuel shortage in Bali would not recur. Gas station queues have returned to normal, while Pertalite consumption has risen to 3,000 kiloliters per day.
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