Motorbike thief steals over $17,000 gold necklaces from tourist in Bali

A 68-year-old Australian tourist had two gold chains snatched by a motorbike rider in Legian on August 22. The chains are worth over $17,000.

Why it mattersTheft and snatching are targeting tourists in Bali. Travellers should stay alert and avoid displaying expensive jewellery in public.

AustraliaAustralians visiting Bali face increasing theft risk in busy areas. Beachside zones like Legian are particularly vulnerable, making awareness and precautions essential for any trip.

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