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Fuel rethink: A gas station in Cikini, Central Jakarta, offers Premium subsidized gasoline and Solar diesel fuel for Rp 4,500 (46 US cents) a liter
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Fuel rethink: A gas station in Cikini, Central Jakarta, offers Premium subsidized gasoline and Solar diesel fuel for Rp 4,500 (46 US cents) a liter.Government plans to set Premium prices at Rp 4,500 a liter for motorcycles and public vehicles and Rp 6,500 for private cars has met criticism, with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono saying on Friday that the government would take a second look at its dual-pricing scheme. (JP/Jerry Adiguna) (46 US cents) a liter.Government plans to set Premium prices at Rp 4,500 a liter for motorcycles and public vehicles and Rp 6,500 for private cars has met criticism, with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono saying on Friday that the government would take a second look at its dual-pricing scheme. (JP/Jerry Adiguna)
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span class="caption">Fuel rethink: A gas station in Cikini, Central Jakarta, offers Premium subsidized gasoline and Solar diesel fuel for Rp 4,500 (46 US cents) a liter.Government plans to set Premium prices at Rp 4,500 a liter for motorcycles and public vehicles and Rp 6,500 for private cars has met criticism, with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono saying on Friday that the government would take a second look at its dual-pricing scheme. (JP/Jerry Adiguna)
