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A major fire has broken out on the western slope of Mount Agung. The fire is not yet extinguished. The blaze is currently at an altitude of 2,300 meters above sea level. Residential areas, located 4−5…

A restaurant at Secret Garden Village in Tabanan caught fire early Wednesday morning, around 4:20 AM. However, the blaze was successfully extinguished by firefighters and local residents within about…

The central market in Ubud suffered severe damage from a fire that raged through the building on August 17. The flames erupted in the eastern part of the market’s basement. The fire was caused by a sh…

The fire at the Suwung landfill near Sanur has been burning for 22 days. Despite the efforts of firefighters, emergency services, and other authorities, they have not been able to stop the fire yet.

A tragic event for all lovers of high-quality water has occurred in Karangasem—the Balian water factory has burned down.

If you’ve ever compared different water brands on the island, chances are Balian was among your top choices. But now, after a fire broke out at the drinking water plant, there may be supply disruption…

The fire at one of the largest landfills on the island left a lasting impression on many guests and residents of Bali. The burning Suwung landfill managed to darken the existence even for tourists in…

The long-awaited rains have already fallen in several regions of Bali, but experts are not rushing to say that the dry period has come to an end. According to employees of the Bali Meteorology, Climat…

A video of a building engulfed in flames with dozens of people running away from it quickly spread across Bali’s news outlets.

It was revealed that a construction workers’ barracks had caught fire in Bukit. The temporary 30-room accommodation was located near Villa Amalfi in Bingin, where the residents of the burned rooms wer…

The Fire Battle or the Fire Ceremony Ter Teran in Karangasem takes place once every two years, and it’s not at all what you would ever expect to see.

In Bali, I’ve long been accustomed to offerings in woven baskets, noisy ceremonies, statues of gods and demons, drum dances, but here at the ceremony, I stood with my mouth open and couldn’t utter a w…