Fishing crews say soaring diesel prices have wiped out incomes and forced boats to stay in port for months A surge in global oil prices linked to energy supply disruptions caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, amid the US-Israel war on Iran, has nearly doubled diesel costs for Indonesian fishermen. The spike has forced much of the country’s fishing fleet to remain docked according to a r
Strait of Hormuz crisis cripples Indonesian fishing industry RT
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