The sighting of a UFO in the airport of Ngurah Rai Bali was strenuously denied by the authorities yesterday.
Sherly Yunita PT Angkasa Pura Ngurah Rai said yesterday that any unidentified object was detected by radar at the airport. “Until today the airport radar did not detect foreign objects, as reported this morning,” he told the media in Indonesia.
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The foreign tourists and expatriates or foreign workers in Bali complained about traffic congestion in Bali, especially Kuta and the surrounding region. If the congestion problem is not resolved soon, it is feared Bali begin to be abandoned by tourists who have felt uncomfortable new holiday to Bali.
I say its true , ten years ago when i decide to stay in Bali the traffic congestion is barely exist, for instance Teuku Umar street now is very crowded with Rukoand hand held vendors.
Besides reducing the number of vehicles on the road and improve the public transport system, the government also needs to build adequate infrastructure, such as toll roads or streets in the metro area that has stuck. Complaints about traffic was much, if you can not correct the image of Bali continue to decline.
As in previous years, ahead of New Year’s Eve, the lane will be closed to the beach of Kuta. Current closure will be from 16.00 pm and open the following day (01/01/2012).
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Secretary of the Commission on HIV / AIDS Regional (KPAD) Bali, Made Suprapto said that when cases of HIV / AIDS in Bali showed a sharp spike in the middle of the decrease in the number infected by HIV / AIDS in the world.
“The world is in decline. Call the United States and Australia. However, in Bali, have risen,” said Suprapto in Denpasar, Bali, on Saturday (24/12).
Reduction of HIV / AIDS in the two countries, he explained, because pieces have been able to unload cases of HIV / AIDS. So the graph tends to stagnate and decline over time. While in Bali, from the available data, each month, 30 people were infected with the virus.
“An average of 30 people infected every month. This should be considered together, especially the industry of media socialization plays a 75 per cent more than this,” he said.
Data from the Directorate General of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Ministry of Health, from January to September 2011 showed that 15 589 new HIV cases. Higher in the age group 25-49 years 11 485 cases, followed by 20-24 years age group 2338 cases. While less than 4 years to 420 cases.
Of that amount, people with men by 68.4 percent, while 31.6 percent of women patients.
Cumulative proportion of HIV cases in 10 provinces of the largest is 3401 cases of Jakarta, Papua 2044 cases, 1872 cases of East Java, Bali 1141 cases, 939 cases of West Java, North Sumatra, 919 cases, 877 cases Central Java, Riau Islands, 464 cases, 462 cases of South Sulawesi and 422 cases of West Kalimantan.
source:http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2011/12/12/286759/290/101/Kasus-HIVAIDS-di-Bali-Melonjak
Hotels in Bali flooded with orders during the Christmas holidays and New Year 2012. Until Saturday (24/12), nearly all the room in the hotels in Bali are fully booked.
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Bali is still the favorite destination for local tourists in Indonesia, with reservations for flights to the island almost completely.
Airline tickets, especially for flights from December 23 to January 3 are almost completely exhausted from Jakarta and other major airports, with an average increase of 30 percent in the ticket price.
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Australian Medical Association (AMA) says that a tattoo in Bali is equivalent to having unprotected sex. On Friday, the Medical Association of Western Australia, David Mountain, said one of its citizens had contracted the HIV virus after a tattoo in Bali. “People do not have to get a tattoo abroad, especially from developing countries such as Bali,” said
He said: “I think this is a high-risk habits like having unprotected sex.” So far, the news about the age, sex citizens, and where the tattoo was done has not been released. Director of Health and Communicable Disease Control Paul Armstrong warned people just get a tattoo in Bali to consider doing blood tests. “Any person who has tattoos and piercings in Bali should consider talking to your doctor and make a test for HIV,” said Paul.
The Australian government says it will warn the government of Indonesia to take precautions to not happen again.
source:http://www.tempo.co/read/news/2011/12/24/120373550/Australia-Peringatkan-Warganya-untuk-Tidak-Menato-di-Bali
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