·September 11, 2025

Tourism in Bali Continues After The Worst Floodings for 77 Years Kills 19

Torrential rains this week ended up being the worst flooding recorded for 70 years in Bali and in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Flooding, landslides, bursting rivers, mud, rocks, and trees flooded villages and cities, specifically on Bali, an island often seen as the most beautiful tourist spot in the world SOURCE: Tourism in Bali Continues After The Worst Floodings for 77 Years Kills 19 BY: eTurboNews | eTN

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