BaliDenpasar BNN’s Early-Morning Operation Seizes 8.5 Grams of Meth, Five Ecstasy Pills; Two Suspects SoughtDenpasar City BNN seized 8.5 grams of methamphetamine and five ecstasy pills during a three-location operation in South Denpasar, Bali. One suspect has been arrested, while two others remain at large as investigators work to uncover the alleged drug trafficking network and identify its suppliers.6 days ago·3 reads
TourismASITA Bali Partners with GetYourGuide to Expand Bali Tourism Products into Global MarketsASITA Bali has signed an MoU with GetYourGuide during the GYG Unlocked Summit 2026 in Bangkok to expand the international marketing of Bali tourism products. The partnership aims to help local travel businesses reach more international travelers through digital platforms and strengthen Bali's competitiveness in the global tourism market.Oct 20, 2026·9 reads
BaliBadung Prosecutors Destroy Evidence from 75 Criminal Cases, Including NarcoticsThe Badung District Prosecutor’s Office in Bali destroyed evidence from 75 criminal cases on October 19, 2026, including 46 narcotics cases and 29 other criminal cases. The narcotics evidence included marijuana, ecstasy, hashish, methamphetamine, and cocaine, alongside mobile phones, electronic scales, weapons, documents, and other items linked to the cases.Oct 20, 2026·1 reads
BaliBali Governor Extends Odd-Even Fuel Station Rules Until October 23 as Fuel Supply RecoversBali Governor Wayan Koster has extended the odd-even vehicle policy at fuel stations until October 23, 2026, as fuel distribution gradually improves. Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said Bali’s average fuel reserves had recovered to 11–12 days of supply, with a target of 15 days. Authorities will review the restrictions if conditions return to normal sooner.Oct 19, 2026·1 reads
NationalIndonesia’s Constitutional Court Gives Parliament Two Years to Reform Military Justice LawIndonesia’s Constitutional Court has ordered the DPR and government to amend the Military Courts Law within two years. The ruling clarifies that ordinary criminal offenses allegedly committed by TNI personnel should fall under civilian court jurisdiction, marking a significant development in Indonesia’s military justice reform.Oct 19, 2026·2 reads
InternationalSingapore Issues Preventive Notices to Seven Indonesian Companies Over Forest Fires and Transboundary HazeSingapore has issued preventive notices to seven Indonesian companies suspected of having concession areas linked to forest and land fires contributing to transboundary haze. The companies must extinguish fires, stop burning activities, and submit fire prevention plans. Singapore has also offered Indonesia firefighting assistance, including potential cloud seeding. The notices are precautionary measures, and further investigation is required to establish legal responsibility.Oct 18, 2026·2 reads
Bali InsightBali Fuel Shortage: Nyoman Parta Distributes 1,857 Litres of Fuel in GianyarLong fuel queues in Gianyar, Bali, prompted Indonesian lawmaker I Nyoman Parta and the Teman Parta Community to distribute 1,857 litres of fuel across Gianyar town, Celuk and Batubulan. Meanwhile, Payangan Police distributed free drinking water, managed traffic and monitored fuel stocks. The Semaon petrol station had run out of fuel, while Melinggih still had 7,121 litres of Pertalite as of Saturday morning, October 17, 2026.Oct 18, 2026·2 reads
NationalIndonesia Immigration Records 17,597 Administrative Actions, Strengthens Digital Monitoring of ForeignersIndonesia’s Directorate General of Immigration recorded 17,597 administrative enforcement actions between January and September 2026, including 5,310 deportations. At a coordination meeting in Bandung, officials announced stronger digital monitoring through APOA, Subject of Interest (SOI), and the APGAKUM Refugee application to improve foreign national surveillance, refugee data management, and immigration law enforcement nationwide.Oct 17, 2026·2 reads
Bali VoicesBali Voices : Why Is Bali Facing Fuel Shortages? CERI Questions Pertamina’s Supply ReadinessThe Center of Energy and Resources Indonesia (CERI) has questioned whether delayed tanker arrivals alone caused fuel shortages in Bali and parts of East Java. CERI Director Yusri Usman has called for an independent audit of Pertamina Patra Niaga’s fuel procurement, stock management, supplier contracts, and distribution system. The group also urged accountability from relevant company directors as long queues continued at fuel stations across Bali.Oct 17, 2026·4 reads
Bali WatchBali Governor Says Pertamina CEO’s Removal Is Not His Authority Amid Fuel ShortageBali Governor Wayan Koster says removing Pertamina President Director Simon Aloysius Mantiri is beyond his authority as fuel shortages and queues continue across Bali. Public figures and legislators are demanding accountability, while tourism operators warn that disrupted fuel supplies could affect transport services, visitor experiences, and businesses across the island.Oct 17, 2026·11 reads
Bali VoicesIWO Bali Calls for Pertamina CEO’s Removal Amid Fuel ShortagesIWO Bali has called for the removal of Pertamina President Director Simon Aloysius Mantiri amid fuel shortages in Bali that have disrupted public activities and economic operations.Oct 16, 2026·1 reads
InternationalTwo Chilean Nationals Arrested in Bali with 4.59 Kg of Cocaine in Suspected International Drug NetworkTwo Chilean nationals have been arrested in Bali after authorities seized 4.59 kilograms of suspected cocaine concealed in false compartments inside their backpacks. An Indonesian man was also arrested as the alleged recipient, while BNNP Bali continues to pursue a foreign national suspected of controlling the operation.Oct 15, 2026·2 reads
