Belarusian couple and children deported on Monday 26/01/2021 by the Singaraja immigration service for selling Bali soap on-line. The Belarusian family with husband Volha Kobets (30) and his wif Siarhei Bautrukevich (33) together  their two young children of 1 and 4 years old have been deported by the Singaraja Immigration office in Bali . They violated the Indonesian law  by  producing and selling on line body care products including soap and shampoo without working permits.

According Jamaruli Manihuruk, The Head of the Bali Ministry of Law and Human Rights Regional Office the deportation process started after complaints from the public. The husband and wife had no working permite, but produced and promoted their soap, shampoo and other products in the Amed area. With their visitors visa thet violated Article 75 paragraph  of Law No. 6 of 2011 and the Immigration Officers are authorized to take action against foreigners who disobeying Indonesian laws and regulations. The Immigration Service send Siarhei and his wife back to their hometown in Belarus and they are prohibited from coming to Indonesia for the next 6 months.
The Balarusian family was deported on Tuesday night (26/01/2021 ) via Soekarno-Hatta International Airport on a Turkish Airlines flight to Istanbul with Minsk in Belarus as the final destination.

Belarusian couple and children

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Loud bang shocked residents in the North Bali during 20 seconds  and could even be heard in Banyuwangi  ( East – Java ) on Sunday morning 24/01/2021 at 10.30 AM.A number of residence in the Buleleng and surrounding area  reported on social media  the sound of the big bang possible from a falling meteor that  landed somewhere in the North of Bali.  Based on information from the Head of the Earthquake and Tsunami Mitigation BMKG ,Mr Daryono received also reports from several residents in Kintamani and Besakih claimed to have seen a celestial object what could have been  a falling meteor. Buleleng residents who were having a traditional ceremony also claimed to see objects passing in the sky.

There are also reporst of  fishermen on the Buleleng beach who also abserved  a similar phenomenon. If the residents’ reports are true of seeing a meteor passing over Bali, then the shockwave phenomenon that has occurred has turned into a seismic wave which can eventually be recorded by the BMKG earthquake sensor according Daryono The results showed a defective seismic signal anomaly on the Singaraja seismic sensor (SRBI) at 10:27 AM .  Daryono said the seismic of 20 seconds from the anatomy of the seismogram it appears that the seismic signal was not a tectonic earthquake signal. “If we try to determine the magnitude of the seismic signal using a formula to determine the amplitude of the earthquake waves and it will produce a local magnitude of 1.1, From 08.00 AM until 12.00 AM there was no earthquake activity in the Bali area according  Daryono

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Australian surfer death mysteries on January 11 2021 at Suluban beach after his family refused to allow an autopsy.But police say the investigation is ongoing and there are signs of abrasions, bruises and a base skull fracture caused by blunt trauma.

While police have not ruled out foul play they say the cause of death has not been identified. The 50-year-old had been living in Bali, had a young family and was well known in the community where his body was found.Police had requested an autopsy but it cannot be carried out without the family’s permission. His body meanwhile remains at the Sanglah hospital morgue. Denpasar police spokesman Ketut Sukadi told AAP the family had rejected the police request for an autopsy.A medical report says the victim had suffered a series of abrasions to his face, head, chest and arms. It says there are abrasions, bruises and signs of a base skull fracture caused by blunt violence. There were also signs of submersion in water. The cause of the death cannot be found as the autopsy was not conducted,” a report from the Sanglah morgue forensic team states.

Mr Mulik’s body was found about 8.30am, facedown on Suluban beach.One witness has told police that he last saw Mr Mulik about 9pm the previous evening in front of the villa he shared with his girlfriend.It is understood that Mr Mulik’s girlfriend has told police she last saw him about 8pm the night before. Later, at 11pm, she woke and found he was not at the villa. Then, when she woke about 9am the next day, Mr Mulik was also not home. She went searching for him at the beach with no luck and later learned his body had been found.

Australian surfer death mysteries

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Stranded 14-metre whale washed up on one of Bali’s most touristic beaches at Batu Belig on Thursday morning 21/01/2021 around 9 AM. The local conservation agency said it was investigating the causes of the death of the giant mammal that was found in batu Belig near  Seminyak. It was 13.8m long and 4m in diameter,said Prawono Meruanto, an agency official, who identified it as likely a Bryde’s whale.

drone view Batu Belig ocean image Instagram / hiwayan

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The Bryde’s whale was found by locals Thursday morning 21/01/2021 on Batu Belig beach. Curious people quickly gathered to observe it, but faced with the strong odor given off by the carcass, the authorities buried it using an excavator.In July ten smaller whales were found on a beach in the Indonesian region of the small eastern Sunda Islands.

According Permana Yudiarso this type of whale, usually lives in the southern sea of ​​Bali below minimum  200 meters depth  . This whale is thought to have died in the middle of the sea by a unknow  cause. Whales sometimes get trapped by contrary currents or get stranded near shore due to coral reefs.

The whale carcass was then evacuated and buried with a excavator and completed at 13:20 H

I Made alit Setiawan, the Head of the Batu Belig Kauh Neighborhood confirmed that the Bryde’s whale was first spotted  around 9:00 am on thursday 21/01/2021.  At that time, the whale was seen floating in front of the Balisani Hotel  and finally stranded at 10.00 AM  in front of the W Bali hotel on Batu Belig Beach.

Stranded 14-metre whale

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