“In preparation, the government has implemented an extensive vaccination program for many target groups, including the tourist workforce. In addition, the government also initiated a Clean, Health, Safety and Environmentally Sustainability certification program across the entire tourism sector in Indonesia,” the announcement said. Bali injects Covid-19 vaccine for locals to implement a plan to reopen to welcome visitors. Photo: AFP. Earlier, Indonesian President Joko Widodo also said that the country would partially open its borders in July. Bali, Batam and Bintan will become the “engines” to revive the country’s tourism economy. These destinations are also “green zones” – places that are considered to be under control of the Covid-19 epidemic and most of the population has been vaccinated. However, the information about the reopening of Indonesia’s borders comes in the context of experts warning that the country is on the verge of another outbreak. The cause may come from the large gatherings after the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr. Indonesia applied a travel ban from May 6 to May 17 to limit the spread of the pandemic. However, government figures show that at least 1.5 million people moved before the ban took effect. Bali is absent from international tourists due to the pandemic. Photo: AP. Plans next July are not the first time Bali has tried to open up to tourists to revive the economy. In 2020, the plan to welcome foreign visitors back in September was canceled due to continued travel bans and a spike in the number of Covid-19 cases locally. The lack of visitors due to the pandemic has devastated Bali’s economy, which is 80% dependent on tourism. The destination is known as the “paradise island”, which is always bustling, now deserted, restaurants and bars are almost empty, operating in moderation or going bankrupt. According to the Reuters Indonesia is also the most affected Southeast Asian country in the Covid-19 pandemic, with more than 1.7 million infections and 48,000 deaths.

Likewise, the lifestyle changes will definitely take a while to return to normal nightlife, The List identify. According to experts, bars and nightclubs are among the most unhygienic places that people visit, both before and after the global pandemic broke out. “There is a good reason for the nightclubs to be the first and last blockade in the war with Covid-19,” said Dr. Paul McKay of Imperial College London (UK). Also follow Vogue In a pandemic, going to a bar is possibly the most dangerous thing anyone can do. Nightlife probably takes a long time to get back to normal. Photo: Cassidy Anthony / Shutterstock. Although bars and nightclubs can be unsanitary places to relax on weekends, the Covid-19 does not make them disappear forever. In fact, many countries are discussing options to safely revive the nightlife. After a series of stringent Covid-19 blockades and epidemics, New Zealand was able to reorganize live entertainment, according to the report. ABC News. Notable techno clubs in Berlin (Germany) also have a short time to reopen to serve entertainment needs. However, these places were subsequently closed due to fears that the Covid-19 wave would flare up again, according to the report Vogue. However, the above cases give people hope for the future of bars and nightclubs, as well as a glimpse of the future prospects of a safe nightlife. In Germany, for example, this means no dancing, eating, or drinking in close proximity and of course, masks are required. According to the CNN , the Production Club (based in Los Angeles, USA) creates The Micrashell, the N95 body kit and helmet, which can be worn over casual clothing, which they believe that will make nightlife much safer. Miguel Risuenõ, the creative director of this entertainment venue, believes such costumes will become the prevailing trend in the coming years. They not only provide protection, but are also designed for nightclub fashions and “bounce”. House of Yes nightclub in New York City, USA before the outbreak of Covid-19. Photo: Kenny Rodriguez / SMH. Another option for a safe nightlife might simply be to bring nightclubs and bars to a larger space. This approach has been tested in many places, such as in Slovakia, where people dance in their own spaces outdoors, equipped with Mix Mag called “social out party”. The nightlife may never return like it was in the pre-Covid-19 era, but according to it The List, there is reason to believe the sector’s future will be safer and cleaner.

In video by radio ABC News The site featured Governor-General David Hurley, Navy Commander Michael Noonan and Chief of Staff of the Australian Defense Force Angus Campbell. The images in the video give the impression that these senior dignitaries are spectators of the fiery performance.

Not only Australian netizens, many MPs pointed out harshly the fact that dancers perform in front of officials at such a solemn event.

Video: The collage clip was posted by ABC News

“The Chief of Defense, the Governor-General and members of the National Assembly were present. I don’t think this performance is appropriate “, Senator Phillip Thompson said ABC News.

However, Mr. Hurley’s office and the Australian Defense Department spokesman later confirmed the show had taken place before Governor-General David Hurley, Commander of the Navy Michael Noonan arrived.

Before this statement, ABC News acknowledge the video collage and apologize.

“The Governor and Commander of the Navy came after the show. The video should not have been edited that way. ABC News apologizes to the Governor and Commander of the Navy and viewers for this error”, notice of ABC News said.

Regarding the incident, Prime Minister Scott Morrison expressed his disappointment when ABC News reflects information that is misleading to many Australians.

For its part, 101 Doll Squadron had to delete their social networking site after controversy. Group of dancers say work ABC News Video collage is “creepy”, making them feel threatened when they become the focus of media attention.

“The 101 Doll Squadron members have been hacked on all media platforms since the weekend and now we feel insecure. We are so frustrated about ABC’s deception. They cut the pieces together. guests and dignitaries were not present and filmed from angles that the audience could not see “, a representative of 101 Doll Squadron said.

Meanwhile, Australian Defense Minister Peter Dutton admitted that it was inappropriate to select dancers for events such as launching naval ships.

According to the clip ABC News The dance group’s show was attended by high-ranking officials, including Governor-General of Australia David Hurley and Australian Army Commander-in-Chief Angus Campbell, as well as many other MPs and officials.

On the contrary, the Australian Navy insisted that the performance took place before the officials arrived.

Meanwhile, 101 Doll Squadron, the dance group at the event, also accused ABC News modifications to the clip, leading viewers to assume that high-ranking officials are present while they perform.

“ABC I have to answer because it makes us feel threatened and taken advantage of, ”the dance group announced.

The group said that ABC misleadingly cut the clip while filming the dancer at angles that viewers of the performance would not see.

The video shows a twerk dance aboard an Australian navy ship. Photo: ABC News.

The Australian Navy also shared a video of the official ceremony, which did not include the dance.

After being widely shared on social networks, the clip’s ABC News attracted much criticism from the Australian online community. This scene is compared to the movie The Dictator 2012. The dictator Ali G, the main character of the film, is surrounded by an all-female bodyguard.

Congressman Phillip Thompson, also a veteran, criticized the twerk dance as “unsuitable” for such events. ”

“I think the standard of the Australian military must be higher than that,” he said ABC News.