Fire has gutted a popular Bali restaurant

A fire has torn through and gutted a popular Bali restaurant frequented by Australian tourists.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Fire has gutted a popular Bali restaurant

A fire has torn through a Bali restaurant that is well known for being popular with Australian tourists.[1][2][3]

The blaze gutted the popular dining establishment on the Indonesian resort island.[1][2][3]

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