The floods in Bali have forced hundreds of people, including tourists, to seek refuge. Intense rains have caused damage, but no injuries have been reported.

The floods caused by heavy rains in Bali, Indonesia, have led to the evacuation of approximately 350 people, including 30 foreign tourists, who were assisted in finding safety. Local official I Gede Agung Teja Bhusana Yadnya stated that facilities such as cafes and gas stations in the Badung district were flooded, and the evacuation of tourists was carried out using rubber boats. Although the situation affected visits to tourist attractions, no one was injured.

Heavy rains led to the diversion of two international flights and delays for three other departures from Bali airport. In the past, floods have had tragic consequences, and the meteorological agency has warned of ongoing risks.