Bali records 54 weather-related disasters as two people remain missing

Pelaga — Bali’s disaster agency recorded 54 weather-related incidents across seven regencies and municipalities on Nov. 1-2, 2026, while two people were reported missing after a landslide at a glamping site in Pelaga, Badung, on Nov. 1.

Why it matters: The incidents affected seven Bali regencies and municipalities, and the search for two people remained active at a tourist accommodation in Badung on Nov. 2.

The incidents were concentrated in Gianyar, Karangasem and Bangli and were dominated by landslides and fallen trees, according to a situation report from the Bali Regional Disaster Management Agency cited by Bali Post and Tribun Bali.

The missing people were identified as an Indonesian national, Bangkit Mubarok, and a foreign national whose identity was still being verified. The landslide struck the Eco Park Pelaga Glamping Retreat in Banjar Bukit Munduk Tiying, Pelaga village, Petang district.

The agency recorded 15 incidents in Gianyar, 12 in Karangasem, 11 in Bangli, seven in Buleleng, six in Badung, two in Denpasar and one in Klungkung. Reported damage included impacts on roads, homes, buildings and public facilities.

Badung officials and the Bali provincial government inspected the site on Nov. 2 as the search continued, according to Detik Bali. Several accommodation buildings were swept away or damaged, and rescuers faced further landslide risks in the area.

The Bali disaster agency urged residents to remain alert to hydrometeorological hazards during the first 10 days of November, while weather information from the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency indicated that rainfall opportunities across Bali were uneven.

Sources

• Bali Post
• Tribun Bali
• Detik Bali