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The gas case was uncovered by the Denpasar police. A gang of criminals was involved in transferring subsidized gas from 3 kg cylinders into 12 kg and 50 kg containers and then selling it.

In recent years, Bali residents have repeatedly faced shortages of subsidized 3-kilogram gas cylinders. People were forced to stand in long lines to buy gas at affordable prices or discovered that the…

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BIMC is a network of private international-level clinics. It was the first clinic in Indonesia to be accredited by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS).

Starting April 12, Hookah Xpress Delivery is launching a brand new product for your enjoyment — GAMING and MOVIE packages!

Now you can rent not only a premium hookah, but also a PS5 or a projector with a tea ceremony.

At one of Denpasar’s gas stations, workers were caught pouring cheaper, government-subsidized Pertalite fuel into tanks designated for the more expensive Pertamax.

A Denpasar police representative stated that four employees of the gas station are currently being questioned. The fraud was uncovered after local residents reported suspicious activity.

Starting to ride a bike in Bali is a breeze. Many people decide to rent a scooter for the first time here to feel complete freedom while traveling around the island.

On Monday, August 18, buildings caught fire at Bingin Beach, which were recently declared illegal and had begun to be dismantled. The remains of villas and cafes on the cliff caught fire. The former B…

Bali authorities assure that the island remains calm and safe, even though there have been mass protests in other Indonesian cities in recent days.

Bali’s Head of Tourism Department, I Wayan Sumardjaya, noted that the tourism life on the island continues as usual: hotels are full, beaches are crowded, and tours are operating on schedule. "Activit…

Mass protests have erupted in Indonesia against parliamentary benefits and the policies of President Prabowo Subianto.

The decision to grant MPs a housing allowance of 50 million rupiah per month (about 3,000 US dollars), nearly ten times the minimum wage in Jakarta, was the trigger. Amid the austerity program announc…