Woman Believed to Be Foreigner Found Dead at Nyang Nyang Beach
The body of an unidentified woman believed to be a foreign national was found on a Bali beach, with authorities yet to confirm her identity or cause of death.
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A fisherman discovered the body of an unidentified woman on Nyang Nyang Beach in Pecatu, Bali, on Saturday afternoon.
Bali Search and Rescue said the woman was believed to be a foreign national based on physical characteristics, though her identity and nationality have not been confirmed.
The case has been handed to authorities for further investigation, with no cause of death or timeline of death yet determined.
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