An earthquake measuring 4.9 in magnitude struck off the coast of Bali this morning, with tremors reportedly felt in Kuta and Denpasar, as well as Gianyar and Tabanan regency. 

According to Indonesia’s Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysical Agency (BMKG), the quake’s epicenter was 84 kilometers southwest of the island, hitting at a depth of 71 kilometers at 9.29am.

A video showing a heated exchange between foreign tourists and local residents in Temukus Village, Buleleng recently went viral, with the whole incident reportedly leading to the tourist being sent away from the village.

The Denpasar Police arrested two Australian nationals on Friday for cocaine possession, with police saying the two each face a potential maximum 12-years sentence under Indonesia’s notoriously harsh drug laws. 

“We received a tip-off that some Australians were using drugs and so we conducted an investigation for a week and when we arrested them it was true that they were using cocaine,” chief of the Denpasar Police, Ruddi Setiawan, said during a press conference earlier today, as reported by Kumparan.

For years now, divers with diving-related illnesses, such as decompression sickness, have had fairly limited option for treatment in Bali. Opened just last week, the new Hyperbaric & Diving Medicine Center in Gianyar regency’s Kasih Ibu Hospital not only offering a new alternative, but apparently a bigger hyperbaric chamber as well.

A woman named Lisa Marlina might have to deal with authorities for allegedly insulting Bali in a tweet in which she claimed that sexual harassment is non-existent on the island because Balinese people “enjoy being harassed” and that prostitution is rampant on the island.