In Bali, 115 hotels have received emergency preparedness certificates.
This document is issued to hotels that pass an inspection against 31 criteria, ranging from evacuation routes and security systems to procedures for guests in the event of an earthquake, tsunami, fire…
Ahead of the big Balinese holiday (from November 18 to 20 the island celebrates Galungan), the local police launched Operation “Zebra.” There are more inspectors at busy intersections, with nearly 1,7…
Bali Governor Wayan Koster announced the formation of a unified system to ensure the safety and comfort of tourists at all island locations. The decision was announced at a meeting in Denpasar attende…
Every rainy season, the ocean brings a lot of debris, including plastic, to Bali’s coasts. To ensure guests feel safe and can relax comfortably, authorities are proactively taking measures to clean th…
In recent months, the number of water-related incidents on Bali’s beaches has increased. The most notable case is the recent death of a British tourist who was swept away by a current on Legian beach.
Balinese traffic police are implementing a new system that monitors driver behavior in real-time.
Bali’s traffic police chief, Commissioner Turmudi, announced that the system is connected to CCTV cameras, the Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) system, accident databases, and public complain…
One of the landmarks of Nuanu Creative City, the famous Tri Hita Karana Tower, situated on a cliff edge, raised concerns among local authorities. During an inspection conducted by the Tim Pansus DPRD…
A loud motorbike exhaust annoys everyone except the rider. In Bali, this kind of modification doesn’t just irritate people — it’s also an offence. In the Cemagi area, police detained a 24-year-old Ukr…
Several recent incidents in Bali’s waters have prompted rescue services and regulators to review marine transport safety standards in Indonesia.
The largest tragedy occurred on July 2 in the Bali Strait. The ferry KMP Tunu Pratama Jaya sank in stormy weather. According to the documents, there were supposed to be 53 passengers, 12 crew members…
In the coming months, there will be more tourist police officers at Bali’s most popular spots. For over a year now, officers from this unit have been helping visitors on site, explaining the rules and…
