Bali province’s Majelis Desa Adat, or traditional village council, says there are plans to hold a Nyepi-like observance later this month as part of an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19 on the island, with the final decision set to be announced tomorrow.

Local authorities in Bali are reporting hundreds of workers having lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 outbreak and its subsequent impacts on the tourism industry, while thousands more have been instructed to stay at home without pay.

Hotels in Bali are reportedly making necessary adjustments to respond to the impacts of the coronavirus outbreak on the tourism industry, including temporarily suspending operations. 

The Bali Hotels Association (BHA), whose members include general managers of over 100 four-star and five-star hotels and resorts in Bali, said that most accommodations and restaurants in Bali have opted to temporarily close for at least one month.

The Australian Consulate General in Bali is urging Aussies to leave the island right away, warning of the possibility of being stuck here for months and highlighting concerns over Indonesia’s under

The Bali Times – April 4, 2020

Millions of people around the world will join in a mass mediation to heal the world and help the humanity unite to overcome the