A public display of tolerance in Bali on Sunday has been the subject of online discourse in recent days, after a video showing Balinese Hindus supporting their Muslim neighbors in celebration of the latter’s religious holiday became hotly discussed on social media.

Police in Kuta said they recently arrested a Mauritanian woman after she allegedly stole a British tourist’s credit card and used it to purchase more than IDR400 million worth of goods in Bali.

It looks like the problem of over-tourism in Bali is becoming even more pronounced by the day, with the latest highlight coming from travel publication Fodor’s, which has placed Bali as one of 13 places across the globe that travelers might want to reconsider before actually visiting in 2020.

Indonesia’s Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) will install new devices to detect earthquakes and tsunami across Bali next month, as the agency hopes to match the island’s system with that of the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.

A Batik Air flight was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday afternoon because the pilot experienced health problems shortly before its scheduled landing at El-Tari International Airport in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara.