Indonesia’s Bali becomes coronavirus hideout for foreigners amid pandemic

When Chinese tourist Jingjing Zang arrived in the Indonesian holiday island of Bali last August for a scuba diving course, the 28-year-old did not expect to be stuck there almost a year later after a pandemic had closed borders and caused massive disruption to global travel. The English teacher from Beijing initially entered the country visa-free, which Chinese passport holders can do for 30 days, with the occasional visit to neighbouring Malaysia or Singapore before the coronavirus hit to…

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