A sudden spike in COVID-19 deaths in Bali has sparked fears the holiday island will be among the last destinations Australians can travel to.
The typically-bustling resort area of Kuta is now a ghost town, with virus cases soaring after domestic tourism was opened back up on July 31.
At the point Bali’s active coronavirus cases sat at 1,914 before climbing to 3,671 in September.
Meanwhile deaths increased six-fold with