A prank by an Australian tourist backfires, prompting him to see a doctor while vacationing inBali. had to receive.
His Isaac Power, from Brisbane, shared a picture of himselfdrinking water from a hose by a statue above the swimming pool of his rented villa.
A photo shared on the Bali Bogans Facebook Group, a page for Australians traveling to Bali, was accompanied by another image of a man being treated by a team of traveling doctors. had been
"Call Dr. Ali. He is still alive," he wrote to the group.
This post gathered his over 1,000 responses from fellow travelers. The companion not only expressed sympathy, but also informed Mr. Power of his fault.
Some called him a "rookie" for making the mistake of drinking water in Bali.
"It must be the first newcomer to drink that Balinese water," wrote one traveler on the page.
"Oh, you drank it... I think we've all been through it," commented another.
"Good old Balinese belly, it's [sic] definitely an experience. That's for sure." I questioned it and wrote:
One traveler said his son "became very sick for days" after ingesting a small amount of pool water.
She was "sad to watch," she wrote. "Dr. said bacteria in the pool did it. After a few days our pool was green."
Some commentators scolded Mr. Power for drinking the water. However, many defended his actions.
"You live, you learn," said one woman. ``He was having fun! 39}
