Indonesia: Bali Police Chief Urges Foreigners to Watch for Crime

By Larry Habegger | Permalink | No Comments | April 7th, 2010 | Trackback

Bali’s police chief advised foreign tourists to remain vigilant against crime, citing statistics showing that the rate of crimes targeting foreigners has increased in recent years. Such statistics are relative, however, as the number of reported crimes against tourists in 2009 was 293, up from 205 the previous year. Police have increased security at popular tourist sites and run a program assisting hotels and villas with security, awarding certificates to those that complete the training program and implement the new standards. The police chief urged visitors to stay at hotels and villas that have earned certificates.

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