BADUNG, Bali (The Jakarta Post/ANN): Four Seasons Resort Bali in Jimbaran has decided to quarantine 54 hotel staff members, following the death of a British woman from Covid-19 on the resorts island on Wednesday (March 11).
The resort took the precautionary measure because the woman’s travel partner had stayed there, although the woman herself had never stayed at the resort.
A Covid-19 patient identified as Case 25, reportedly a 53-year-old British woman, died in Sanglah Hospital on Wednesday. "Her travel partner subsequently checked into Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, on his own. This guest was on the property from March 4-8, ” Marian Carroll, Four Seasons Resorts Bali senior director of public relations and communications, said in a statement on Thursday.
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