Fuel shortage causes long gas station lines across Indonesia's Bali for several days

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How the sides differ Alternative sources and one right source cite officials' explanations for the disruption; another right source stresses social media images of long lines.

Long lines of vehicles formed outside gas stations across Bali, Indonesia's resort island, this week. Officials said Wednesday that fuel deliveries were disrupted by a mix of technical problems, bad weather and surging demand. The island depends heavily on tourism. One right-leaning outlet focused on how residents shared images and updates of the lines on Instagram, describing the scenes as dramatic, while the other coverage centered on the officials' explanation.

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Alternative APAPFuel crisis hits Indonesia's Bali, triggers long lines in gas stations for days

Reports the shortage in a straightforward way, attributing the cause to officials' account of technical problems, weather and rising demand.

Right · 2 sources NYNew York PostWild scenes emerge from Bali as island grapples with major fueling crisis

• WTWashington TimesFuel crisis hits Indonesia's Bali, triggers long lines in gas stations for days

One outlet repeats the official explanation; another emphasizes dramatic social media images of very long lines and motorists' updates.