She first tried to enter a grocery store on the holiday island of Bali without a face mask, but was denied entry. Lin then painted a fake mask on her face – so she could enter the store.
Mouthpieces are required in all public places in Indonesia, including shops. The obvious violation of the country’s corona rules reached several million viewers on Lin’s Youtube channel.
The muzzle stunt from Bali in Indonesia went viral, and shortly afterwards it became clear that they risked being sent out of holiday paradise due to violations of the local muzzle rules.
Their passports were confiscated, and on Friday it became clear that the two tourists will be sent out of the country as a result of the incident, writes CNN. This was confirmed by the authorities at a press conference.
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The police in the country can impose fines for offenses and expel tourists for violations of corona rules.
Tourists can be fined up to approximately 500 Norwegian kroner by breaking the rules once, but in the event of another breach, there may be talk of deportation – something that has now happened. The authorities were thus quick to decide to send out the two Youtube profiles.
The reason is said to have been that the video in question went viral, and that millions of people realized that the duo made fun of the country’s corona rules.
Josh Paler Lin has also gone out and apologized in a new video.
“I made the video to entertain people, because I create content and it’s my job to entertain people. We would like to encourage everyone in Indonesia and Bali to wear face masks for safety and health reasons “, he said in the video.
