Queensland woman falls to her death at Bali cliff popular with tourists
Summary
A 29-year-old woman from Queensland, Australia, fell to her death at Kelingking Beach, a popular tourist spot in Bali. She slipped while trying to find a path near the cliff's edge and fell into a ravine, leading to fatal injuries despite rescue efforts.Key Facts
- The woman fell around 9 a.m. local time on Saturday at Kelingking Beach in Bali.
- Kelingking Beach is known for its 180-meter-high cliffs and panoramic views.
- She was visiting Bali on holiday when the accident happened.
- Emergency services reached her quickly but she fell further before help arrived.
- She suffered multiple fractures and was evacuated on a stretcher.
- Swimming at Kelingking Beach is banned due to strong, dangerous currents.
- The hike to the beach is difficult and can take up to two hours on a dangerous path.
- Plans for a glass elevator to help visitors reach the beach were stopped after local opposition.
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