Dewi Ketut
BALI HASH CELEBRATING THERE 41 ST ANNIVERSARY WITH SPECIAL RUN AT BATURITI
The Run will start in the beautiful rice fields of Baturit
i in Pura Puncak Padang Dawa.
It Will take you through the vegetable gardens,
Tea plantation, Bamboo Forest, Planted Forest all the way to Bedugul,
then the Primary Rain Forest all the way to Tapak summit
and the breath taking view of Bedugul Caldera.
We will have 2 Water Stations at km 10,5 and km 21.
We recommend all of you to wear long pants due to
stinging plants in some parts of the trail.
T-shirt wil be offered for "Ball Breaker finishers"
It is our regular scheduled run on that thursday
so they will have our regular circle!!!
Run fee is 40K for members and 150K for visitors.
Ball Breaker - Runners start no later than 11.30am for 30 Km run
Walkers start from 6am-10am
XL and Long - Runners start no later than 2 pm for 15/22 Km run
Walkers start no later than 11am
Medium and Short - Regular Run start at 4pm for 6/10 km run
More info http://bali-hash.com/
Increasingly activity of tourist with guides climbing Mount Agung despite the potential eruption risque
Source : http://www.propinsibali.com
Seminyak Design Week 2018 event from 4th to 13th May
The island’s inaugural design festival provides a platform
for designers and consumers to share and collaborate.
The trendy neighborhood of Seminyak, known for its
plush restaurants and glitzy nightclubs,
will host the inaugural Seminyak Design Week .
As many as 100 key players of the design industry,
ranging from prominent architects and interior designers
to fashion designers and product creators,
will share their thoughts on SDW2018’s main theme:
“Design for Better Community”.
They will also exhibit their creations
during the event that will run until May 13.
“Through a wide range of programs open to the public,
we want to provide opportunities for the wider community
to witness the latest achievement of works in the
creative industry especially in Indonesia,”
SDW2018 event director Jacob Gatot said.
“This event can build awareness of design in the community,
be a meeting point and initiate discussion
on design and discourses around it,
to stimulate a universal creative spirit,” he added.
Jacob is also the owner of Uma Seminyak,
the main venue of SDW2018. In the past few years,
Uma Seminyak has grown into one of the island’s leading
cultural hubs by providing a platform for up and coming
young artists to showcase their works. SDW2018
comprises exhibitions, inspiring panel discussions,
workshops, competitions and design trails.
Uma Seminyak and Seminyak Village will
co-host the principal exhibition, featuring dozens of products,
ranging from architecture and homewares to craft and graphic designs.
Participating exhibitors include Yokasara, Andramatin,
Budi Pradono, SHAU, Largo, Morfologix, Urbane,
HAP (Han Awal & Paskal), Magno & Spedagi by Singgih Kartono,
Santai by Dennis Pluemer, BYO Living by Lim Masulin,
Studio Hiji by Abie Abdillah, Eva Natasa, CushCush,
Ong Cen Kuang, Casa Studio Bali, Craft District,
Studio Mari Ubud, ADGI (Indonesia Graphic Design Association),
Suku Tangan, Monez, Salaga, Siji, Mena, House of Rumantra,
Cinta Bumi Artisan, Vitarlenology, and Art of Whatever.
Uma Seminyak will also host ArchiTalks,
a series of intimate panel discussions during
which 12 architects will share their thoughts.
ArchiTalks are free to attend. Meanwhile,
The Inspiring Talks program will take place
at Ke{m}bali Innovation Hub from May 5 to 6.
This program features 22 influential figures,
who will discuss how design can help build businesses,
improve sustainability, engage communities,
enrich people’s lives and develop a better community.
SDW2018 will also organize events outside Seminyak,
including at Denpasar’s CushCush gallery,
where an event called Natural Curiosities,
a tribute to natural wonders, artisans, and designers,
will run from May 11 to June 11.
“Moreover, Indigo Hotel and Katamama Hotel
will open their doors for SDW2018’s Design Trails program,
which is limited to 30 people.
The participants will have a guided tour,
during which they will learn about the unique
and distinctive architectural features
and design of those establishments,”
SDW2018’s event manager Ruth Onduko said.
The success of SDW2018 would put Bali right
on the heels of Berlin, Tokyo, Milan, Singapore
and Chiang Mai, which each boast thriving
creative communities and an influential,
annual design week event.
source : http://www.thejakartapost.com
103 Chinese nationals arrested in Denpasar for cyber crime activities
Bali Police arrested on April May 1 st 2018 on 3 locations
103 Chinese nationals including 92 men and 11 women
The have been arrested in two houses in Denpasar and
another house in Badung regency.
Police also arrested 11 Indonesians
who were allegedly working for the Chinese nationals.
"They were targeting Chinese nationals living in [China].
They were working from abroad to make it harder for the
Chinese police to track them.
They did not just operate in Indonesia;
many of them had worked in other countries,
" said the Bali Police's special crime director, Sr. Comr. Anom who
added that the suspects had contacted
their victims in China by phone, pretending to be the authorities.
"They had many ways to trick their victims.
They told the victims that a family member had gotten into an accident
and needed money for emergency medical treatment.
Or they threatened their victims and extorted them,"
The arrest was the result of a joint investigation conducted
by the Bali Police's special crime directorate,
the Counter Transnational and Organized Crime (CTOC) task force
and the SABATA antibandits, street crime and anarchism unit.
"The investigation took time.
We saw suspicious behavior from these people
who are similar to other fraudulent cyber activities
previously uncovered in Bali,
The police later raided three houses in connection to the case on Tuesday,
seizing multiple mobile phones, routers and laptops allegedly used to commit fraud.
In the mean time almost 2 million Chinese tourists visited Indonesia last year,
overtaking Singapore as the largest group of foreign visitors to the archipelago.
Breaking news : Agung eruption with 1500 m ash rising following 3 minutes earthquake
Gunung Agung again showed high activity amid
its status at level III (standby) on april 30 th 2018.
From data KESDM, Geological Agency, PVMBG
Observation Post Gunungapi Agung, erupsi
occurred at approximately 22:45 WITA.
Observed from the eruption is high ash column observed lk.
1500 meters above the peak (4642 m above sea level).
Noted there is a maximum Amplitude 23 mm and 172 seconds
of the earthquake and the wind leads to the west.
"With the eruption tonight, I am still not surprised,
so we are still in Level III status, if the earthquake decreases,
the activity could be decreased, but it could be because
there is blockage and accumulation of energy in shallow depth,"
explained Head of Sub- Mitigation of Monitoring of the
Eastern Volcanoes of PVMBG, Devy Kamil Syahbana.
Devy Kamil cautioned that eruptions do not always occur
when the earthquakes are the most numerous.
As in September-October 2017 and earthquake
to a thousand per day but the eruption actually occurred
at the time of the low earthquake in November 2017.
Source : http://bali.tribunnews.com
Tourist dies after rescuing wife and two children at Secret Beach on Ceninga island
A Spanish tourist of 53 years old named Franscisco ,
died after swimmingin the waters of Secret Beach
Ceningan, Dusun Cening Kawan, Lembongan Village,
Nusa Penida.Francisco died after successfully
rescuing his wife and two children who had been dragged
by the ocean currents at Secret Beach .
Nusa Penida police chief,
Kompol I Ketut Suastika explained that the incident
happened at around 11 pm.
Francisco Menganyo at Cliff Villa Lembongan was swimming
with his wife and two young children in Secret Beach.
When swimming, suddenly the two children and his wife dragged
the stream quite loudly.
"Seeing his wife and two children washed away the current,
Francisco swim directly to the sea trying
helping his wife and children, finally succeeded
in rescuing the child and his wife,
and tried to swim at the loneliness held
by his wife and two children.
But he was expected to be exhausted
when he tried to swim to the coast.
Half the sea Francisco was out of breath.
Luckily, not far from them was a fisherman who happened
to be passing by on the scene.
The fisherman helped the four and raised them to the canoe.
"At that time, Francisco was unconscious
While the children and his wife limp.
The place is then taken to the Yellow Bridge
by boarding a boat, üngkap Ketut Suastika.
After arriving at the Yellow Bridge,
one family was brought to Nusa Penida II
Community Health Center in Jungut Batu Village
to get medical treatment. But when examined,
the head of the family was already declared dead.
"The victim's body was then evacuated
to Sanglah Hospital Denpasar by using New Man boat,
Full Moon Ceremony GWK Cultural Park April 30 th 2018
The Full Moon Ceremony will be held once a month.
WAM-IFRA organising Publish Asia in Nusa Dua - Bali during April 24/25 th 2018
World Association Newspaper and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA)
organising the Publish Asia 2018 in Bali.
Austalian musician Jae Haydon dies following surfing accident at Padang Padang Beach
The man's family confirmed on 24/04/2018 the 35-year-old's body
was found is Australian national Jae Haydon
12 hours after a broken board washed up last night near
Padang Padang Beach, near Kuta, in the tourist island's south.
Indonesian authorities confirmed that Badung lifeguards found
a body floating in the water on Monday night,
His sister, Heidi Haydon, said in a text:
"My mum and I are feeling the love from all and know
that you would understand we would appreciate privacy at this time."
A friend of Mr Haydon's, Mark Brightwell, said
the surfer's board snapped after a wipeout.
He said two surfers tried to pull Mr Haydon
onto another board and bring him to shore,
but they reportedly lost him when another wave hit.
"Obviously in the 10-15-foot conditions the white wash
would have been powerful and obviously
they weren't able to maintain him on the board and lost him," he said.
Mr Brightwell said his body was located at another surf break,
Impossibles, which was further down the reef.
Early reports suggested it was brought in by lifeguards.
Bali's most popular live music venue Zappaz counting down for black Sunday !
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