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Flower’s for New Arrivals

Arrival of 67 Australian visitors carried by Qantas Airlines flight QF131 sector Darwin-Bali placed flower garlands around their necks and delivered stalks of a red roses. This constituted a sympathetic action performed by the members of United Balinese Youth on Thursday (27/10) night.

Chairman of the United Balinese Youth, Putu Gede Indrawan Karna, explained that the sympathetic action, other than aiming at welcoming the celebration of Youth Oath on 28 October, also supporting the recovery of Bali Tourism post-bomb explosion at Kuta and Jimbaran. “As youth of Bali, we are really aware that economy of Bali highly depends on tourism. However, this bomb explosion will not provoke other young generations to act anarchically,” he said.Sympathetic action by distributing roses to visitors who just arrived at the airport was highly respected by visitors. Other than flowers, they also received a pamphlet conveying peace message. Such ambience could be seen at the terminal of International Arrival, Ngurah Rai International Airport since 22:00 to 01:30 Local Time. There were some 125 visitors who received flower garland and hundreds of others were presented with red roses. Aside from Qantas, the remaining passengers that received this opportunity were of Japan Airlines from Japan to Bali with flight numbers JL716, JL729, and JL715.
Lately, the number of foreign tourist visit to Bali has dropped drastically as that of QF131 with capacity 146 seats and only 67 seats occupied. (BTN/Para)

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