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Ni Komang Erviani Bali Daily / Denpasar  Despite its optimism to be rabies free by 2015, Bali has been challenged this week by another rabies case.  On Tuesday, a rabid dog bit five people in Gianyar regency. The people who … Continue reading →

Ni Komang Erviani Bali Daily /Denpasar Bali Governor Made Mangku Pastika is being urged to immediately revoke his letter permitting a private investor to develop and reclaim part of Benoa Bay as a major tourist destination. The letter, no. 2138/02-C/HK/2012, … Continue reading →

Ni Komang Erviani Bali Daily / Denpasar Thousands of people visited the Bali Arts Center on Jl. Nusa Indah in Denpasar on Saturday evening, enthusiastically gathering to enjoy the last day of the one month fiesta. Traffic congestion surrounding the … Continue reading →

Ni Komang Erviani Bali Daily/Denpasar A number of prominent academics have expressed concerns about the planned development and reclamation of Benoa Bay in southern Bali saying that all parties must wait for the completion of the current comprehensive study into … Continue reading →

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Ni Komang Erviani ,  THE JAKARTA POST ,  DENPASAR   |  Sat, 01/17/2009 5:27 PM  |  Bali The Bali provincial administration plans to install 1,000 CCTVs over the next five years to increase security on the island. Head of the … Continue reading →

Ni Komang Erviani ,  THE JAKARTA POST ,  DENPASAR   |  Fri, 01/16/2009 4:45 PM  |  The Archipelago The number of HIV-related deaths in Kerobokan State Penitentiary in Denpasar went up again last year. As many as six inmates died … Continue reading →

Ni Komang Erviani ,  THE JAKARTA POST ,  DENPASAR   |  Thu, 01/15/2009 5:03 PM  |  Bali The number of foreign visitors to Bali is estimated to increase to 6,000 per day by the end of January as more foreign … Continue reading →

Ni Komang Erviani ,  The Jakarta Post ,  Denpasar   |  Mon, 01/12/2009 3:58 PM  |  Bali The Bali General Elections Commission (KPUD) announced Friday it will increase the number of polling stations on the island to 8,401 from 7,090 for … Continue reading →