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Deportation for Breaking Quarantine Rules in Bali

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Foreign tourists will be supervised by officers during their five-day quarantine at hotels and can face deportation if the rules are violated.

Secretary of the Bali Province COVID-19 Task Force, I Made Rentin, said that while undergoing a five-day quarantine at a hotel after arriving in Bali, foreign tourists will be closely monitored 24 hours a day.

“That’s 24 hours of tightening supervision at quarantine hotels. There is a combined element, there is a health post by the Port Health Office including a health clinic provided by the hotel and joined by security officers from the army and police, as well as the COVID task force,” said Rentin.

In addition, quarantine hotels are also required to prepare a Local Task Force, which will be led by the head of hotel security to supervise foreign tourists.

“Each hotel has the obligation to create a local task force. The local task force commander is the chief of security at the hotel. Their job is technical coordination with elements of the army and police who will be stationed at the hotel carrying out 24-hour surveillance,” he said.

Also Read How to Enter Bali from Overseas after 14th October

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