Bali floods: Perth woman Kim Eastough speaks on fears for safety amid ‘muddy’ floodwaters in Legian

A Perth woman living in Bali was caught in deadly floods that killed at least six people on the holiday island.

The heavy rains between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning lowered two buildings in Denpasar, Bali’s capital, and killed four people and lost their lives in the Jembrana area, according to Reuters.

According to local reports, one of the dead people is a 23 -year -old woman.

Kim Eastough, who lives in a villa in a villa in the north of Denpasar’s Kuta’s Kuta, told how his house was hit by “heavy rain” and flooding overnight.

Ms. Eastough said that a nearby river overflowed and caused the “muddy” water to fill the accommodation complex and cover the ground and backyard.

“The water goes down and I can see all the mud and everything on the floor of the villa,” he said.

Orum I live here right now, so this will happen to cleaning.

“I have a pool and I’m worried .. I don’t want to fall into the pool because I can’t see the pool.”

Im You can’t see the water as it is so dirty – all car roads and things up to the roads, ”he said.

“The last thing you want to walk and explode an ankle are pits (and).

“If it doesn’t rain and the tidal tonight does not push them back, we should be good.

“I really wanted to get out of here and go to a dry and safe place.

“All these people will now have all these damage and floods and income, this will happen to be a destructive thing.”