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Issue No. 101 28. Aug - 04. Sep 2013
Island of Sin, Opposed to the Word of God?
Islamic Defender Front (FPI) Wants Government to Cancel Miss World 2013 in Bali
government not to “twist the
facts” by claiming it is only the
majority Muslims that are refusing the 2013 Miss World Competition.
Liputan 6 TV quotes the leader
of the Islamic Defender Front
(FPI), Habib Rizieg Shihab,
saying: “FPI rejects Miss
World. Reject Miss World!
Reject Miss World!”
August 25, 2013.
He continued, warning the
He claimed that this was the
tactic of the government in
granting permission for the
event to be held in Bali that has
a Hindu majority.
“But the government must understand that Bali is a part of
Indonesia, don’t try to make Bali
an Island of evil that sins
against God’s word. Bali is a
part of the Sovereign Nation of
the Republic of Indonesia,” said
the former chairman of the FPI.
The Miss World Competition will
be held in Bali during the first
week of September with the
final gala evening to be held in
Bogor, West Java.
(www.balidiscovery.com)
The formal cancellation of
the Miss World Competition
in Indonesia forms part of a
platform of policies agreed
during just complete Third
National Congress (Munas
III) of the FPI.
“We ask the Miss World
2103 be denied a permit. In
accordance with our anniversary (August 25), we’ll
held big demonstrations to
let the Government know
that every province of Indonesia is unwilling to be dirtied by sin that will endanger
them to the wrath of God,”
said Shihab on Sunday,
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Tourism to Slow in 2014
Tourism Minister Cautions Conservatism in Setting Tourism Targets for 2014
a target of 10 million
visitors, maybe we will
achieve only 9.5 million.
be cut, but will include Rp. 100 the public.
billion (US$10 million) for the
optimization of the tourism infra- The 2013 budget for the Minisstructure.
try of Tourism and the Creative
Economy totaled Rp. 2.5 trillion,
The Minister’s com“Those funds will be prioritized
representing a 14.2% annual
ments were made in
for development in 16 strategic rate of growth from 2008 when
Jakarta after attending tourism areas that we have se- the budget was only Rp. 1.3
press conference to
lected,” said Pangestu. “But
trillion.
discuss the 2014
next year we will remain in an
The Indonesian Minister of
State Budget.
uncertain global situation and
IN 2012 a total of 8 million forTourism and the Creative Econ(experience) slow economic
eign tourists came to Indonesia
omy, Mari Elka Pangestu has
Mari Elka Pangestu warned all
growth.”
generating US$9.12 billion in
labeled as “optimistic” a target
parties of the need to be realisforeign exchange.
of 9.5 million foreign tourists in
tic in setting targets that match In the 16 selected areas Pang2014.
the actual circumstances in the estu’s Ministry will optimize con- In 2013 the government is tarfield.
struction of equipment and ingeting 8.5-9 million foreign visiQuoted in Kompas.com, Pangfrastructure, such a piers, in
tors.
estu said: “The big possibility is Next year in the 2014 State
order to create more employ(www.balidiscovery.com)
that we can no longer adhere to Budget the Tourism Budget will ment opportunities for
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Begging the Governor’s Pardon
Bali Citizens Group Reports Governor Pastika and DPRD to National Ombudsmen Office for Malfeasance
(DPRD-Bali) have been
reported to the Office of
the Indonesian Ombudsman by members
of the Bali People’s
Forum Against Reclamation (ForBali) on
suspicion of malfeasance in the issuance
of a provincial decree.
Calvin & Hobbes
The State News Agency Antara
reports that Bali Governor Made
Mangku Pastika and the Bali
House of Representatives
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Agus Sumberdana a representative of ForBali said: “We have
reported the governor of Bali
and the DPRD for malfeasance
in the issuance of the Governor’s Decree Number 2138/02C/HK/2012 granting permission
and rights for the use, development and management of the
Benoa Bay region. We suspect
that the subject decree has violated a number of laws and
regulations.”
Sumberdana cited a number of
laws and regulations that ForBali feels the decree violates,
including Law Number 27 of
2007 on the Management of
Shores and Small Islands;
Presidential Regulation
(PerPres) Number 45 of 2011
on Zoning Plans for the Municipality of Denpasar, Badung,
Gianyar and Tabanan; Presidential Regulation (PerPres)
Number 122 of 2012 on Reclamation near Shorelines and
Small Islands: and Provincial
Regulation (Perda) Number 16
of 2009 on Provincial Zoning
(RTRWP).
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Continuation of “Begging
the Governor’s Pardon”
from page 6
“Our suspicion of malfeasance
is strengthened by the recent
issuance of a recommendation
by the DPRD Number
900/2569/DPRD dated August
12, 2013 recommending the
revocation of the original decree,” Sumberdana explained.
ForBali is concerned that the
revocation of the decree to re-
claim Benoa Bay and the issuance by the governor of a new
decree (Number 1727/01-B/
HK/2013) granting the right
undertake feasibility studies
for future use and management of Benoa Bay has not
eliminated the threat of future
reclamation.
“The old decree and its replacement with the new decree are united, with the new
decree presented as a correction of the first document leaving Benoa Bay open to future
reclamation,” the ForBali
spokesman complained.
The DPRD Bali was included in
ForBail complaint to the Ombudmen inasmuch as the
DPRD’s recommendation Num-
ber 660/14278/DPRD formed a
cited consideration in the Governor’s new decree.
“The DPRD as one of the
branches of government has
broken the law and not performed their duty by lending
support to the Executive’s desire to continue studies by
Udayana University on the use
and development of Benoa Bay
for future reclamation within the
conservation zone,” Sumberdana said.
ForBali contends that Benoa
Bay is a conservation zone
barred from any plans for reclamation. Because of this, they
object to any actions lending
support to reclamation plans,
including a statement by a
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Commission I member of the
DPRD-Bali who said the original
decree simply failed to follow
mechanism and established
processes.
Said Sumberdana: “The DPRD
gave their recommendation (of
support) in an area clearly forbidden for reclamation. This
means that the DPRD has broken a number of rules and violated the law.”
The Indonesian Ombudsman’s
Office in Bali thanked ForBali
for their report and said the report will only strengthen their
initiative to seek a clarification
from the Governor on his most
recent recommendation on Benoa Bay.
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Schapelle Corby Not Complete Documents for Parole
beautiful convict originally from Gold Coast,
Queensland namely
the documents from
the Directorate General of Immigration
and the Directorate
General of Corrections.
As reported by The Bali Times
the Australian drug case convict, Schapelle Leigh Corby,
until now has not completed
some parole documents.
In addition, there
should be a letter from Interpol
stating that the 35-year-old
woman didn’t relate to any
crime in other countries.
the immunity right. We only
direct,” said Wiratna.
It is unclear why the beautiful
woman from Gold Coast,
Queensland who is scheduled
to get her freedom on March 24,
2017 didn’t present although the
flag ceremony was attended by
all convicts both Indonesian and
foreigners.
lease in commemorating the
68th Indonesia Independence
Day.
“Of the 517 convicts proposed
in Bali, 22 of them are released
directly,” said the Head of the
Regional Office Ministry of Justice and Human Rights of Bali,
Asep Kurnia.
According to him, the convicts
had their sentences reduced to
direct release mostlywas received by convicts at the LP
Class II-A in Kerobokan, Den“His lawyers have to work on
pasar as many as 11 people.
“There should be some docubecause of its their authority,
In LP Singaraja recorded one
ments that are fulfilled by their
but we have carried out our
convict had direct release, LP
side, such as letters, documents duty,” he said.
Karangasem (4), LP Tabanan
that should be done in prisons
(1), Negara Prison (3), Gianyar
is ready,” said the Head of the
Corby had not been seen to join “She probably still traumatize by Prison (1), and Klungkung
Class II-A Penitentiary in
the flag raising ceremony com- the camera, sometimes our
Prison (1).
Kerobokan, I Gusti Ngurah
memorating the 68th Indoneofficers are suspected too,” he
Wiratna.
sia’s Independence Day at the
said.
While the length of general refield of LP Class II-A in Kerobomission (RU I) varied from a
According to him, a number of
kan, Denpasar.
A total of 22 convicts who inminimum of one month up to a
documents must be completed
habit penitentiary throughout
maximum of six months of senby the legal counsel of the
“We cannot force, she also has Bali got remission of direct retences reduction.
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According to him, the convict
who was arrested at Ngurah Rai
International Airport in October
2004 was predicted to still traumatize by the flashing camerasof media crew broadcasting
the flag ceremony attached with
the giving of remission.
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Bali to Host World Leaders
14 World Leaders Now Confirmed to Attend APEC Summit in Bali in October
U.S. President Barack Obama
has confirmed his attendance at
the coming high-level conference on Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation (APEC) to be held
in Bali in Early October 2013.
eventuallu include 20 of the
world’s top leaders.
APEC was founded in
1989 to foster economic
cooperation in the AsiaThus far, 14 heads of state from Pacific region.
21 participating countries that
are members of APEC have
The members of APEC are
confirmed their attendance in
Australia, Brunei Darussalam,
Also confirmed to attend is Rus- Bali. An additional 7 heads of
Canada, Chile, China, Hong
sian president Vladimir Putin
state may still confirm travel
Kong, Indonesia, Japan, South
and Chinese president Xi Jinplans to Bali for early October.
Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New
ping in a group expected to
Zealand, Papua New Guinea,
Peru, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Chinese Taiwan, Thailand, U.S.A. and Vietnam.
A Warm Welcome from the Heart of Bali
Ubud, Bali Ranked Among the World 10 Friendliest Cities by Conde Nast Traveler
in the world.
Worthy of note it that Bali’s hillside
community of Ubud tied for ninth place
together with Kilkenny, Ireland as the
friendliest place to visit on a holiday.
Conde Nast’s list of the friendliest tourism destinations:
Conde Nast Traveler has conducted a sur- 1. Florianopolis, Brazil
vey of its well-traveled readership to deter- 2. Hobart, Tasmania
mine the friendliest and rudest cities to visit 3. Thimpu, Bhutan
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4. Queenstown, New Zealand
5. Charleston, South Carolina
6. Paro, Bhutan Tied with: 6. Margaret
River, Australia
7. Mandalay, Burma
9. Kilkenny, Ireland Tied with: 9. Ubud, Bali
10. Chiang Mai, Thailand
We’ll leave it to you to follow the link to
discover the 10 rudest cities in the world.
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The Boy is Mine
East Timorese Woman Facing Long Jail Term for Kidnapping French Toddler in Bali
The trial of the Timor Leste
woman charged in the attempted kidnapping of a 2-yearold French boy in June has
commenced at the Denpasar
District Court.
East Timorese lady, the elder
Mattei awoke to find his date,
his son and a cache of personal
belongings missing.
Prosecutors told the court that
the woman was charged with
kidnapping the 2-year-old child
on June 11, 2013. During the
course of the kidnapping she
Using CCTV cameras installed also stole a notebook, two hand
at the hotel and reports from
phones and Rp. 3 million
Joaninha Maria Graciet Verdinal hotel staff, the boy was eventu- (US$300) in cash belonging to
Viera, also known as Zionia,
ally traced to a North Bali orthe boy’s father, Christophe
also know as Gerandong is
phanage and the woman toMattei. The child was initially
charged with kidnapping and
gether with a make accomplice taken to the woman’s lodgings
trying to sell Logan Bertrand
were arrested a short time later. in Kuta before being handed
Nicholas Mattei after abscondover in exchange for a sum of
ing with the boy and a number
At Viera’s court appearance on money to the Lembuh Pujian
of his father's personal belong- August 22, 2013, the woman
Church, claiming she was the
ings after returning from a local acted erratically, threatening
Mother and was no longer able
night spot in Bali to spend the
reporters with castration once
to care for the boy,
night with the boy’s father at the she was released from police
Three Brothers Bungalow.
custody.
At the Church, she the deAfter spending the night with the
manded a further Rp. 7 million
from caregivers, needed, she
said, to return home to Timor
Leste.
Police, who tracked the woman
and the missing child down,
said Gerandong was a recidivist
thief who had been in and out of
prison three times in the past.
Prosecutors have charged the
woman with violations of child
protection laws punishable by a
minimum of three years in
prison.
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Cryptic Crosswords
Across
1 Use one's loaf in dealing with ink stains (5)
8 Grounds for adjusting men's diet (8)
9 I am on time for the picture (5)
10 Highlighted what it is to be on edge (8)
11 What's possibly cut by the scythe (5)
12 Complete a fifty-fifty arrangement (3)
16 Road repairs in order (6)
17 Have prospects? (6)
18 The number that was offered initially (3)
23 Fish always left inside (5)
24 Everybody present and of sound mind (3,5)
25 Goes round and tells a yarn (5)
26 Not to be taken as shy (8)
27 Top scorer puts drive out of bounds (5)
Down
2 Household chores for children? (8)
3 A late drink to go to one's head? (8)
4 Fast, the Italian's pulse (6)
5 Reportedly quoted and seen to be lying (5)
6 Rejoice in unusual feats (5)
7 Learning duty's to be changed (5)
12 Social worker (3)
13 Stars in a couple of films (3)
14 Perfect order for dessert (5,3) 15 Filmed but didn't show (8)
19 The buck stops here (6) 20 Memorial put up for a little dog (5)
21 Sort of wound from a rifle shot (5) 22 Plot to acquire church paintings (5)
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Solution for this crosswords on page 30
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A guy sits in a taxi and sees his wife entering a hotel with another man, and tells the
driver, "Do you want to earn Rs 5000 right away?" The driver excitedly said, "What
do I have to do?" Bring my wife by the hair out of that hotel, here's a picture of
her."After a while the driver is seen dragging a woman by the hair, while kicking and
beating her and puts her in the Taxi. And the husband says to him, "This is not my
wife." The driver replied, "Nooooo, this is mine, hold her for me. I'm going for yours!"
A Minneapolis couple decided to go to Florida to thaw out during a particularly icy winter. They
planned to stay at the same hotel where they spent their honeymoon 20 years earlier. Because of
hectic schedules, it was difficult to coordinate their travel plans. So, the husband left Minneapolis
and flew to Florida on Thursday, with his wife flying down the following day. The husband checked into the hotel. There was a computer in his room, so he decided to send an email to his wife. However, he accidentally left out one letter in her email address, and
without realizing his error, sent the email. Meanwhile, somewhere in Houston, a widow had just returned home from her husband's funeral. He was a
minister who was called home to glory following a heart attack. The widow
decided to check her email expecting messages from relatives and friends.
After reading the first message, she screamed and fainted. The widow's
son rushed into the room, found his mother on the floor, and saw the computer screen which read: To: My loving wife Subject: I've arrived Date: April
6, 2006 I know you're surprised to hear from me. They have computers
here now and you are allowed to send emails to your loved ones. I've just
arrived and have been checked in. I see that everything has been prepared
for your arrival tomorrow. Looking forward to seeing you then. Hope your
journey is as uneventful as mine was. P.S. Sure is hot down here!!!!!
A woman awoke during the night to find that her husband was not in bed.
She put on her robe and went downstairs. He was sitting at the kitchen
table with a cup of coffee in front of him. He appeared to be deep in thought, just staring at the wall. She saw him wipe a tear from his
eye and take a sip of his coffee. "What's the matter dear? Why are you down here at this time of night?" she asked. "Do you remember 20 years ago when we were dating and you were only 16?" he asked. "Yes I do." she replied. "Do you remember when your father caught us in the back seat of my car?" "Yes I remember." Do you remember your father when he shoved that shotgun in my face
and said.'Either you marry my daughter or spend twenty years in jail'?" Yes I do", she replied. He wiped another tear from his cheek
and said, " You know I would have gotten out today."
An Aussie truckie walks into an outback cafe' with a full-grown emu behind him. The waitress asks them for their orders. The truckie says, 'A hamburger, chips and a coke,' and turns
to the emu, 'What's yours?' 'I'll have the same,' says the emu. A short time later the waitress
returns with the order 'That will be $9.40 please,' and he reaches into his pocket and pulls
out the exact change for payment. The next day, the man and the emu come again and he
says, 'A hamburger, chips and a coke.' The emu says, 'I'll have the same..' Again the truckie
reaches into his pocket and pays with exact change. This becomes routine until the two enter again. 'The usual?' asks the waitress. 'No, it's Friday night, so I'll have a steak, baked
potato and a salad,' says the man. 'Same,' says the emu. Shortly the waitress brings the
order and says, 'That will be $32.62.' Once again the man pulls the exact change out of his
pocket and places it on the table. The waitress cannot hold back her curiosity any longer.
'Excuse me, mate, how do you manage to always come up with the exact change in your
pocket every time?' 'Well, love' says the truckie, 'a few years ago, I was cleaning out the
back shed, and found an old lamp. When I rubbed it, a Genie appeared and offered me two
wishes. My first wish was that if I ever had to pay for anything, I would just put my hand in
my pocket and the right amount of money would always be there.''That's brilliant!' says the
waitress. 'Most people would ask for a million dollars or something, but you'll always be as
rich as you want for as long as you live! 'That's right. Whether it's a gallon of milk or a Rolls
Royce, the exact money is always there,' says the man. The waitress asks, 'What's with the
bloody emu?' The truckie sighs, pauses, and answers, 'My second wish was for a tall chick
with a big arse and long legs, who agrees with everything I say.'
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Bali Airport: APEC or Bust!
Governor Chagrinned by Slow Work on Renovation of Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport
Bali governor Made Mangku
Pastika has expressed his disappointment over delays in
completion and handover of the
renovated Ngurah Rai International Airport.
Part of a range of major infrastructure investments by the
government in the lead up to
the APEC Conference in the
first week of October 2013, the
major renovation of Bali’s air-
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port must be completed before formed on a 24-hour basis in
October 1st in order to welcome order to have the air gateway in
presidential delegations from
shape in time for APEC.
some 20 countries.
“Work 24-hours, work morning
Quoted by the State News
and night. That’s what I am askAgency Antara, governor Pasing. Don’t mess around, this is
tika said: “I am disappointed,
the final month and evethe work is very late.”
rything is on the line,”
warned governor Pastika.
Pastika’s remarks were made at
the launch of a security manPastika added: “This is
agement system held in Nusa
still a mess. We have to
Dua, South Bali on Wednesday, rush. I must come here
August 21, 2013.
often.”
The governor has served notice Not only does the airport
on the contractor for the airport, have less than one
asking that construction be per- month to complete its
massive renovation, numerous
new systems must be introduced and tested to ensure
smooth operations before the all
-important APEC conference.
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Time for Change
Foreign Exchange Association Call for Stronger Law Enforcement Against Illegal
Moneychangers. But is the Problem Only Unlicensed Moneychangers?
The Association of Foreign Exchange Dealers in Bali (APVABali) are growing increasingly
frustrated with the number of
illegal moneychangers operating on the Island.
As reported by Bisnis Bali, Bali
main and side streets are peppered with illegal moneychangers. What’s worse, according to
APVA, is that the number of
illegal moneychangers operating in Bali now outnumber the
legal entities.
The chairman of operating
board of APVA-Bali, Ayu Astuti
Dama, said: “We have had the
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opportunity to count the number
of money-changers in Seminyak. In Seminyak up until the
Bintang Supermarket there
were 14 moneychangers. Of
these 6 were registered and 8
were not. This means 57% of
the money-changers in that
area are illegal.”
erate (illegal moneychangers). The marks of an illegal
operation are so easy to
spot, they have no license to
show,” Ayu complained.
"The responsibility to close
illegal moneychangers remains with law enforcement."
She said the presence of illegal
moneychangers operating in
Bali was a real headache. She
added that the weak coordination of law enforcement in Bali
did little to deter the activities of
illegal moneychangers.
“We have continued to try to
bring illegal money changers
into line, but we feel that they
continue to violate the law and
do things that cause losses to
registered currency traders,”
she said.
“Look at them, they openly op-
Ayu said the existence of illegal
moneychangers, primarily in the
Badung regency of Bal,i is difficult to curtail unless the police
and law enforcement agencies
become serious in their work.
She said the illegal moneychangers are working for a
quick profit and do not care if
they damage Bali’s reputation in
the process.
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Hi Aunty,
My name is Dell from Candi Dasa. I am a
bike rider and I have a big tough bikers
jacket. Sometimes when I wear my big
tough bikers jacket I can not help but look
at myself in the mirror. I feel so tough. A
few nights back I was in Angls Bar feeling
real tough in my big tough jacket.
A guy was there and he said something
that upset me so I punched him and
knocked his glasses off, he also swung at
me and knocked my glassses off. I wanted
to punch him again but I could not see him.
He was in the same predicament and also
could not see me to punch me. All I could
hear was laughter from Eggy and Martin.
Finally I found some glasses and put them
on but they were the other guys glasses. I
was not going to give them to him because
he would then be able to see me and
punch me. Finally Eggy and Martin stopped
laughing and helped us to get the correct
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sets of glasses back.
Aunty do you think Eggy and Martin are
true friends or should I get angry because
they did not help me.
Kindest regards Dell.
Dear Dell,
You poor little love. Aunties heart goes out
to you. I would suggest you get some elastic straps that can be connected to your
glasses. That way if someone knocks them
off again they will still be around your neck.
Auntie also suggests that at your advance
age it is time to give up fighting.
I hope this helps. Aunt Mary.
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Denpasar Roads Awash with TV Commercials
Denpasar Government Closes Eyes to Rules Banning Tobacco Advertising in Order to Secure
Taxes on LED TV Advertisements
DenPost reports that at least
one of the LED TVs deployed
around Bali’s capital city of Denpasar is unlicensed, lacking the
necessary permits for legal operation.
though the use of cigarette
products and advertising for
cigarettes is specifically outlawed under the provinces antismoking rules.
of Matahari)
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
the police
Jalan Teuku Umar (in front post on
of Rumah Makan Taliwang) Jalan
Teuku
In front of the Akasaka
Umar
Karaoke (at Simpang
Enam)
The LED-TVs operating with the
 In front of Dunkin Donut (at
The abundant number LED TV required permits, as reported by
Simpang Enam)
panels located around the city's Ir. Made Kusuma Diputra, head
skyline have recently come un- of the Zoning and Housing Serder fire for their heavy depend- vice for Denpasar (DTRP), are:
The LED TV operating without
ence on tobacco advertising
the required permits is on top of
and cluttered appearance, even  Jalan Dewi Sartika (in front
Denpasar authorities have ordered the illegal sign board atop
the police post to remain idle
until the required permit is obtained.
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Continuation of “Time for Change”
from page 28
Ayu Dama reminded how a report by a
Dutch filmaker on the practices of illegal
moneychangers committing fraud against
foreign tourists caused a momentary panic
among both police and the governor. For
this reason, APVA-Bali is again calling on
the government to intensify efforts to close
illegal currency changers.
When asked what her association was doing to curb the presence of illegal moneychangers in Bali, she explained that APVA
members were consolidating and offering
standardized rates for currency transactions.
The deputy director of Bank Indonesia for
Bali and East Nusa Tenggara, Bimantoro,
joined APVA’s call for action by the police
28. Aug - 04. Sep 2013
and the public to close illegal moneychang- safety for visiting tourists.
ers.
If the errant moneychanger is, in fact, a
member of APVA-Bali, then the problem
But Seriously, Folks
runs much deeper than mere registration.
But is Ayu Dama's desire to lay the blame
for fraud at the feet of illegal moneychagers completely justified?
Have a look at the now notorious
film clip made by filmmaker Keese
van der Spek of Dutch TV Channel
SBS6 of a moneychanger in Kuta
committing and openly admitting to
cheating a customer. Click the embedded video and focus you eyes
just over the moneychanger’s shoulder to see the emblem of the APVA
prominently displayed as he cheats
a customer. Sadly, such documentation suggests that being a registered member of APVA Bali may
count for little as a guarantee of
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Canadian investors eye North Bali airport project
As reported by Bali Daily (The
Jakarta Post) Investors from
Canada expressed their interest
in developing an international
airport in Buleleng regency in
North Bali.
Tracy Reynolds from the Canadian Embassy in Jakarta said
that during a courtesy visit to
Bali Governor Made Mangku
Pastika, in Denpasar on Thursday, a number of Canadian
companies voiced their interest
in building the airport and its
supporting infrastructure.
Ngurah Rai International Airport
in Tuban will receive an estimated 20-million passengers by
2015, which will far exceed its
current capacity. An additional
airport in Buleleng had been
planned by the Bali provincial
administration to address the
overspill.
Bali has a huge
potential for tourism due to its
culture and nature.
Thorough dialogue between
Indonesia and
Canada would be needed on
this issue to bring it to fruition.
A feasibility study is currently
underway and several investors
have already show interest.
“The development of an airport
in North Bali would assist in the
Reynolds, as quoted by
narrowing of the economic gap
metrobali.com, said that North
between South and North Bali.
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We are open to any party that
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Keeping Ahead of the Wave
Tabanan Regency in Bali Prepares Tsunami Evacuation Scenario
Post, the secretary of the Tabanan regency,
Nyoman Wirna
Ariwangsa, told
the press that
the 35kilometer-long
beach front of
the regency is
vulnerable to
natural disasThe Regency of Tabanan in Bali ters such as tsunami.
is undertaking preparedness
steps in the event of a tsunami Said Ariwangsa: “Local resistriking the iconic Tanah Lot
dents and visitors must be
Temple area on the Island’s
equipped with accurate informaWest Coast.
tion on the evacuation process
and any possible disaster that
As reported by The Jakarta
may hit the area.”
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The head of the Tabanan Disaster Mitigation and Prevention
Agency (BPBD), Gusti Ngurah
Sucita, described precautions,
saying: “When a tsunami occurs, the most critical area is
Tanah Lot.
But we plan to build a tsunami
shelter center in the western
area of Tabanan, up toward
Selabih village.”
An evacuation map had been
formulated for hotels and residents along the exposed coast
that will be shared with villagers
to help save life should a tsunami occur.
Attending the initial meeting to
launch the evacuation scenario
were managers of Tanah Lot,
community leaders, village officials and management from the
Pan Pacific Bali Nirwana Resort.
Signs showing evacuation
routes have also been installed
up and down the coast.
The Meteorology, Climatology
and Geophysics Agency
(BMKG) have identified the
southern regions of Bali as one
of three main places in Indonesia at greatest risk of earthquake and tsunami damage.
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