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Three Balinese men sentenced to 6 years for violent assault that led to man’s death
Two brothers and their friend have been sentenced to six years in jail over the death of Aka Haleku Marambatana, who died in September of last year after he was beaten and then stabbed multiple times.
Read more: Three Balinese men sentenced to 6 years for violent assault that led to man’s death
Prosecutor demands German national be sentenced to 15 years for smuggling 2.1 kg of hashish
Frank Zeidler, a German national who was allegedly caught smuggling 2.1 kilograms of hashish into Bali inside his luggage, could be facing well over a decade in prison after the prosecutor in his case demanded that he be sentenced to 15 years on Monday.
Balinese teen defeats world champ at international surfing competition
An Indonesian teenager pulled off a stunning upset Monday by defeating two-time surfing world champion Gabriel Medina in Bali.
Granted a wildcard spot to compete in the World Surf League (WSL) event at Keramas beach on Bali’s east coast, 19-year-old Rio Waida quickly proved why he is considered Indonesia’s next big hope on the international stage.
Read more: Balinese teen defeats world champ at international surfing competition
Bali still ‘safe’ after Mount Agung eruption on Sunday
Bali’s Mount Agung erupted again yesterday evening, and though officials reiterated the need for maintaining an exclusion zone of 4km in radius from the volcano’s crater, they also said there’s no need for anybody to evacuate just yet.
Read more: Bali still ‘safe’ after Mount Agung eruption on Sunday
Indonesia observes World Malaria Day in Bali, highlights 5 provinces that have yet to eradicate the disease
Did you know that five Indonesian provinces have yet to declare themselves Malaria-free? This important fact was highlighted during the observance of this year’s World Malaria Day in Indonesia, which took place today in Bali.
Bali Police arrest two for suspected negligence leading to the death of 3-month-old at Denpasar daycare facility
Most parents are already reluctant about leaving their children in the hands of strangers, but an investigation into the shocking death of a three-month-old baby at a child daycare in Denpasar is likely making many parents in Bali even more paranoid about who is taking care of their kids.