Indonesia secures fuel supply as global tensions rise

Indonesia is moving to secure its fuel supply as global tensions increase. Deputy Minister of Trade Dyah Roro Esti Widya Putri said the government is taking steps to protect the country's energy needs. The Deputy Minister assured the public that Indonesia is prepared for possible disruptions to global oil supplies. She said the government is working to keep fuel available and affordable for all citizens. Indonesia depends on imports for a large share of its fuel. Any conflict or supply problem abroad can quickly affect prices and availability at home. The government has not announced specific new policies. However, the Deputy Minister said officials are monitoring global markets closely and coordinating with key trading partners. She urged the public not to panic. She said the government will act quickly if the situation changes.