As the pandemic of Covid-19 is everywhere and face masks have now become a necessity. To cope with the increasing demand and shortage of face mask, InterContinental Bali Resort has created their own homemade cloth face masks sewn from upcycling the resort’s linen. They have distributed the masks among their employees, family of the employees and their community. Made from upcycled linen these homemade masks are made by the skilled tailoring team of the resort working under their Housekeeping dep...

After a video of four foreigners partying went viral on social media in the current nightmare times of Covid-19, Police approached and questioned them.Brig. Gen. Argo Yuwono Spokesperson of National Police confirmed that the four foreigners identified with initials JAM, MDM, YS and EM. were questioned by the police.“They were ordered to write a statement of compliance, saying they would not repeat their mistakes. They are also required to regularly report to the police,” Argo said during a press...

On Wednesday, The Health Ministry updated the nation with the latest statistics of Covid-19 in Indonesia with 297 new confirmed COVID-19 taking the total of infections nationwide to 5,136.Achmad Yurianto, Ministry's Disease Control & Prevention General shared in a press conference that we lost 10 more people to the disease bringing the death toll to 469.COVID-19 in IndonesiaTotal: 5,136 cases, 469 deaths, 446 recoveries*The good news in such dark times is that recovered number people seen a sign...

As most of us open our feed and read the bad news of the havoc caused by Covid-19 in every part of earth, we have decide to share some positive things that are happening around.Over 300 Covid-19 positive patients have recovered that also include a beautiful 4 months old baby.The beautiful infant was infected with Covid-19 in Kulon Progo, has now fully recovered. The baby was kept in intensive care for two weeks at Wates Hospital and now has tested negative for corona virus.“Thank God the test re...

The initial plan of locking down Bali for 3 days on Nyepi between 18-20 April as a pilot for lock down which was to convince Balinese people to stay at home through religious and solely to avoid using the word lock down to avoid panic has been postponed.It was mentioned that this ‘special Nyepi’ would have not implemented the same rules, i.e. no sound, activities, lights etc, but only required the population of Bali to stay at home and off the streets. The motivation behind this plan was to curb...