59 articles published on Bali Journal.
Recent months have seen a troubling increase in ocean-related emergencies in Bali, particularly affecting tourists engaging in water activities. Local authorities are now emphasizing the importance of safety measures to prevent further incidents.
Mount Agung's recent volcanic activity has raised safety concerns across Bali, prompting local authorities to issue warnings to residents and tourists alike. As ash clouds disrupt daily life, communities brace for possible evacuations and adapt to changing conditions.
As Bali's tourism rebounds, safety concerns mount with a surge in accidents on popular trails. Recent incidents highlight the urgent need for better safety measures in tourist hotspots.
Residents of Tibubeneng, Bali, express outrage after witnessing repeated lewd acts by foreign tourists, prompting police investigations.
Mount Agung's eruption on October 15th sent ash 3,000 meters into the sky, forcing thousands to evacuate and disrupting flights at Bali's international airport, raising safety concerns for residents and tourists. Authorities are coordinating relief efforts while experts warn of possible further eruptions, threatening the island's tourism recovery.
Mount Agung's Thursday eruption has forced thousands to evacuate and disrupted flights, heightening concerns for Bali's tourism-dependent economy as authorities maintain a high alert level.
Bali faced a surge in criminal acts and cultural tensions involving foreign nationals in 2025, prompting tougher law enforcement and community debates over tourism's impact. Authorities vow to maintain safety while preserving the island's cultural identity.
A major fire broke out at Kumbasari Market in Denpasar early this morning, destroying 25 stalls before being brought under control by firefighters. No casualties were reported, but material losses are estimated at IDR 2 billion, with the cause suspected to be an electrical short circuit.
PVMBG has raised Mount Agung's status from Level I (Normal) to Level II (Alert) following a surge in volcanic earthquakes and tremors over the past week, though no imminent eruption is indicated. Authorities urge calm and prohibit climbing within 2 km of the crater.
A tragic scooter accident in Bali results in the death of a 33-year-old man and serious injuries to his partner, prompting support from the Australian government.
Five districts in Bali face severe flooding due to Tropical Disturbance 93S, impacting residents and infrastructure.
A French tourist lost their life at Kelingking Beach after disregarding no-swim rules, prompting renewed safety reminders for visitors.
As Bali recovers from devastating floods, authorities warn of another week of extreme weather, raising concerns over safety and infrastructure.
A major fire at Ulaman Eco Luxury Resort resulted in the destruction of 16 villas, causing an estimated loss of Rp 40 billion.
A ferry disaster near Bali has left four confirmed dead, with 38 individuals still missing after the vessel sank late Wednesday, prompting an urgent search operation.
Over 30 flights to and from Bali were canceled following a significant eruption of Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki in East Nusa Tenggara.
In 2024, Bali has seen the death of 15 foreign tourists due to various accidents, highlighting the risks associated with the island's natural beauty.
I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport halts flights as volcanic ash from Mount Lewotobi disrupts travel.
A tragic accident in Kintamani claims the life of a Swiss tourist, underscoring the dangers of roadside walking in Bali.
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