Bali short of armored limousines to carry G20 summit participants

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The heads of state that are due in Indonesia for the G20 summit have been recommended to take their armored vehicles to Bali due to the shortage of such cars in the country, Report informs, citing Tempo.

Indonesian President's Office said the number of such armored limousines is limited in the country.

There are those who ask to provide them with armored or bullet-proof vehicles, the president's office said, adding that such persons are recommended to bring their vehicles with them.

According to the information, Biden's armored vehicle Cadillac One will be brought to Indonesia.

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