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Bali Floods Kill 16 as Officials Clash Over Causes: Waste, Land Conversion, or River Flows?

Indonesia’s environment minister cites clogged drains and reckless development, while Bali’s governor disputes the claims. Survivors grapple with the aftermath as the island begins recovery. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC DENPASAR, Indonesia…

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