Pertamina Caps Pertalite Fuel Purchases in Bali as NASA Tracks Carbon Monoxide Over Indonesia

Pertamina Patra Niaga restricted Pertalite purchases in Bali during the odd-even traffic system, limiting cars to 20 liters and motorcycles to 3 liters. The move follows an agreement with the Bali provincial administration amid fuel supply strain. It is a practical example of how fuel distribution disruptions hit consumers directly and how subsidized fuel policy can shift overnight. Separately, NASA satellite imagery shows high carbon monoxide concentrations across Indonesia between October 13 and 15, 2026, measured at about 5.5 kilometers above the surface. That kind of atmospheric CO signal is often linked to combustion sources, which makes it relevant for anyone tracking emissions and air quality in the region.