At least nine killed, two missing in Bali's worst flooding in years


Residents wade through floodwaters in their neighbourhood on Wednesday following heavy rainfall in Denpasar, Bali. - Photo: AFP

DENPASAR, (Indonesia): At least nine people have been killed and two remain missing after torrential rains caused severe flooding across several regions of Bali on Wednesday (Sept 10), in what authorities are calling the island’s worst flooding in years.

The flooding was caused by intense rainfall that persisted from Tuesday morning through Wednesday.

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