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Pertamina Imposes ‘Odd-Even’ Fuel Purchasing Scheme and Fuel Rationing for Bali

Bali Events, Bali Natural Disaster, Civil Unrest in Bali, Economy, Government, News, Transportation October 17, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Pertamina Imposes Odd-Even Days for Buying Fuel in Bali. Rationing Limits Now in Effect

Bali Fuel Shortage at an End? Valuable Fuel Tracking Link.

Bali Events, Bali Natural Disaster, Bali Public Protests, Civil Unrest in Bali, Economy, Government, Personal Tech, Technology, Transportation October 15, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Amid an unprecedented fuel shortage in Bali, Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional “Jatimbalinus” supplemented supplies with a tanker carrying 18,000 kiloliters (KL) of Pertalite and 2,500 KL of Pertamax on Monday, 12 October 2026. The vessel’s arrival supports faster fuel distribution to public gas stations (SPBU), meeting public demand while ensuring smooth service operations across Bali. […]

Consumer Protection Agency: Foreign and Domestic Tourists in Bali Entitled to Non-Discriminatory Service

Bali Public Protests, Civil Unrest in Bali, Crime, Economy, Government October 15, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Love All, Serve All: Are Indonesian Consumers Marginalized in Their Own Country?

PERTAMINA Confirms Fuel Deliveries to Bali Remain Normal

Business, Civil Unrest in Bali, Economy, Government, Transportation October 10, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Pertamina Denies Rumors of Fuel Shortages, Asking Public Not to Hoarde Gasoline.

Maha Club in Canggu Under Fire for Disruptive Operating Hours and Permit Problems

Bali Environment, Bali Environment Conservation, Bar Nightspot, Civil Unrest in Bali, Crime, Entertainment, Environment, Food & Drink, Music, Restaurants October 8, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

North Kuta Bali Nightspot – The Maha Club – Under Scrutiny for Violating Zoning and Noise Pollution Regulations.

Brawl Involving Foreign Tourists at Motel Mexicola in Seminyak Bali Goes Viral on Social Media

Bar Nightspot, Civil Unrest in Bali, Crime, Music, Restaurants, Restaurants October 5, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Two Men – Thought to be Australians – Start a Late Night Brawl at Mexicola Motel in Seminyak Bali on Thursday, 01 October 2026

Bali Labor Unions Seeks 40% Increase in Provincial Minimum Wage

Bali Public Protests, Civil Unrest in Bali, Economy, Government, Hotels, Personal Finance, Restaurants September 29, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Bali Unions Call for a 40.2% Hike in Minimum Wage to Rp 4.5 mn with Basic Cost of Living Now Estimated at Rp 5.2 mn Per Month

“This is 112. What is Your Emergency?” Bali Launches Pilot Project: Dial 112 in Case of an Emergency

Bali Natural Disaster, Bali Public Protests, Civil Unrest in Bali, Crime, Eathquake/Tsunami, Fatal Accidents, Government, Hi-Tech, Natural Disasters, News September 25, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Bali to Trial Test a ‘112 ‘ Emergency Response System as a Model for Eventual National Adoption.

Alluring Land Prices Put Bali’s Remaining Rice Fields at Risk. What Can Be Done Before Time Runs Out?

Agriculture, Bali Environment, Bali Environment Conservation, Bali Natural Disaster, Civil Unrest in Bali, Corruption, Culture, Editorial, Environment, Government, Hotels, Private Villa, Property Market September 24, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Timely Suggestion on What Could Be Done in the Face of Rising Real Estate Values to Protect Bali’s Shrinking Rice Fields

Bali Workers Seeking 2027 Minimum Wage That Permits Decent Standard of Life

Civil Unrest in Bali, Economy, Government, Personal Finance, Politic September 16, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Bali Workers Slowly Uniting to be Paid a Decent Living Wage

Is Bali’s Minimum Wage Too Low? Can Bali Sustain Livable Rp 5.2 Million Minimum Wage?

Bali Public Protests, Civil Unrest in Bali, Economy, Government, Personal Finance September 10, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Researchers Demonstrate Bali’s Minimum Wage Level Is Insufficient to Sustain a Reasonable Standard of Living

Enough is Enough: Public Demonstrations in Bali Call for a Tourism Moratorium

Bali Environment Conservation, Bali Public Protests, Civil Unrest in Bali, Economy, Environment, Hotels, Politic, Political Protest, Tourism July 12, 2026 Bali Update Editorial Team

Activists from at Least Three Major Bali Environmental Groups Demonstrate, calling for a Blanket Moratorium on Tourism Development.