Denpasar Tourism Agency officials purchased food from local merchants in the Dangin Puri neighborhood and delivered food packages to people in need. The change happened as a result of the new curfew, which caused stores to close early owing to the 8:00 p.m. curfew. I Wayan Hendrayana, the Head of Denpasar Tourism and Creative Economy Agency, stated that he acquired significant quantities of rice bundles from numerous local sellers in the Dangin Puri Village area on Sunday evening (18/7)...

Following a reported deal between Paramount Pictures and an Indonesian firm to begin building in Jembrana regency, Bali might soon be home to the largest theme park in Southeast Asia. Speaker Bambang Soesatyo stated in a news release published by the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) that the proposed development will assist strengthen Bali's post-pandemic economy. “The building of the Paramount theme park would reinforce Bali's status as a leisure and entertainment hub for world c...

There are two emergencies COVID-19 hospitals in Bali formally opened today, one of a total of 14 buildings recently transformed into healthcare facilities by Indonesian government in response to an increase in coronavirus infections. The Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR) has allegedly converted Wisma Werdhapura in Denpasar and Wisma Bima in Badung into emergency hospitals, as COVID-19 cases in the province and throughout Indonesia continue to rise. The government stated that W...

A recent article released by an Australian media site exemplified how the West's uneducated perceive Indonesia; to them, the world's fourth most populous country is nothing more than the tourist island of Bali. The Australian, one of Australia's largest and most renowned national newspapers, thought that the title "Indonesia's Covid hell as Australians may have to wait years to return to Bali" would be appropriate in this day and age. Please don't get us wrong. We completely understan...

Badung Police Department officials are afraid that crime rates in the city may rise as a result of the provincial government's decision to turn off all public lights in the evening during the emergency partial lockdown. AKBP Roby Septiadi, the Head of the Badung Police Department, warned that the strategy of turning off all public street lights during the partial lockdown might likely boost criminal activity in much of the Badung area. “It would be extremely hazardous because some peopl...