OUTSTANDING TIDES ARE EXPECTED TO BALI, INDONESIA. THE NEWSPAPER IN THE TIMES REPORTED THIS, CITING THE INDONESIAN AGENCY FOR METEOLOGY, AND GEOPHYSICS (BMKG). WAVES AND LOWS ARE EXPECTED BETWEEN 8 AND 11 NOVEMBER IN SIX AREAS OF THE ISLAND. THEY MAY LEAD TO FLOODING LOW AREAS ON THE BEACH AND DISRUPTING THE PORT ACTIVITY. IN THIS CONTEXT, IT IS RECOMMENDED FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS TO BE VIGILANT AND BE CAUTIOUS. LAST SEPTEMBER, BALI EXPERIENCED THE WORST FLOOD IN A DECADE. THE WATER LEVEL ROSE TO 2.5 METERS. SEVERAL FALLS TOOK PLACE ON THE ISLAND, DESTROYED 15 SHOPS AND HOUSES AND DAMAGED SEVERAL ROADS AND BRIDGES. MORE THAN 800 PEOPLE WERE FORCED TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES. AUTHORITIES HAVE DECLARED AN EMERGENCY IN BALI.

OUTSTANDING TIDES ARE EXPECTED TO BALI, INDONESIA. THE NEWSPAPER IN THE TIMES REPORTED THIS, CITING THE INDONESIAN AGENCY FOR METEOLOGY, AND GEOPHYSICS (BMKG). WAVES AND LOWS ARE EXPECTED BETWEEN 8 AND 11 NOVEMBER IN SIX AREAS OF THE ISLAND. THEY MAY LEAD TO FLOODING LOW AREAS ON THE BEACH AND DISRUPTING THE PORT ACTIVITY. IN THIS CONTEXT, IT IS RECOMMENDED FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS TO BE VIGILANT AND BE CAUTIOUS. LAST SEPTEMBER, BALI EXPERIENCED THE WORST FLOOD IN A DECADE. THE WATER LEVEL ROSE TO 2.5 METERS. SEVERAL FALLS TOOK PLACE ON THE ISLAND, DESTROYED 15 SHOPS AND HOUSES AND DAMAGED SEVERAL ROADS AND BRIDGES. MORE THAN 800 PEOPLE WERE FORCED TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES. AUTHORITIES HAVE DECLARED AN EMERGENCY IN BALI.