A fuel crisis has begun in a country popular with Russians

Huge queues have formed at gas stations in Bali due to a shortage of gasoline. RIA Novosti reports that a fuel crisis has begun in a beach country popular with Russians.

Huge queues of local residents have formed at the gas station, who do not want to be left without their only means of transport. The reasons for the gasoline shortage are said to be logistical disruptions. The popular tourist areas of Uluwatu and Ubud were hit the hardest.

In Russian-speaking communities, there are reports of a lack of gasoline at large gas stations and from private sellers, as well as the closure of small fuel sales points. In Kerobokan, scooter drivers queue even late at night. In Badung district, queues spill onto roads and snarl traffic. In Jembran district, the lack of fuel affected 14 gas stations.