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Australian tourist dies after cliff fall at Kelingking Beach, Nusa Penida
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An Australian tourist, 29, died on Saturday after falling from a cliff at Kelingking Beach in Nusa Penida, an island approximately 20 kilometers off Bali's southeastern coast. The incident occurred around 8 am when other tourists alerted a local lifeguard to a woman stranded on the cliff. While a rescue effort was being organized by the lifeguard and locals, the woman fell onto the rocky shoreline. Klungkung Police reported that she was found deceased with a fractured leg and arm, as well as lacerations and other injuries. The woman, believed to be from Queensland, was reportedly staying at a hostel on the island. Kelingking Beach is known for its iconic "T-Rex Bay" headland and is a popular spot for tourists taking photos. Investigations into the circumstances of the fall are ongoing.
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