Porn star Bonnie Blue has been arrested in Indonesia and could face up to 15 years in prison over her legendary “Bangbus” stunt

According to police, Tia Billinger had been filming OnlyFans content in Bali in the style of her notorious “Bangbus” tour — a minibus where she held group encounters with tourists during Schoolies Week.

Asia Flood Disaster Claims Over 1,700 Lives, Indonesia Hit Hardest

Severe floods, landslides and storms across Asia have killed more than 1,700 people, with Indonesia suffering the worst devastation. Over 900 deaths were recorded in Indonesia alone as millions were displaced and entire communities destroyed. Rescue operations continue across remote regions in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, India and Malaysia as authorities warn that the death toll could rise further.

UK Issues Fresh Travel Alert Over Fake Alcohol Risk in Nigeria, Seven Other Nations.

The United Kingdom has issued a fresh travel advisory cautioning its citizens against the risk of methanol poisoning from counterfeit or contaminated alcoholic beverages in Nigeria and seven other countries.

According to a report by the BBC on Tuesday, the UK Foreign Office updated its travel guidance to include Nigeria, Ecuador, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, Peru, Russia, and Uganda as countries with a high risk of methanol-related poisoning incidents involving British nationals.

Previously, the list featured Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Turkey, Costa Rica, and Fiji.

The Foreign Office explained that methanol, a toxic industrial alcohol made from wood distillation, is sometimes illegally mixed with genuine spirit-based drinks and cocktails. Even in small quantities, it can be fatal.

“Methanol is toxic even in small amounts. It can be found in products like antifreeze, fuel, and paint thinners,” the advisory stated.

To stay safe, the UK warned its citizens to avoid consuming unlabelled, homemade, or streetside alcoholic drinks while travelling.
“Avoid homemade or streetside alcohol. Don’t drink from unlabelled bottles. Local spirits or homemade alcohol are at high risk,” the Foreign Office advised.

Travellers were also urged to stick to licensed liquor outlets, bars, and hotels, and to only consume sealed drinks with intact packaging. “Be cautious about spirits, cocktails, shots, and unusually cheap or free drinks,” the warning added, noting that pre-mixed cocktails served in buckets or jugs in tourist areas could be especially dangerous.

Former Leeds University Student Dies at 27 in Bali, Indonesia adopting a fruit-only diet.

A 27-year-old former Leeds University student, Karolina Krzyzak, has died in Bali after reportedly starving herself while following a strict “fruitarian” diet consisting solely of raw fruit.

The Warsaw-born woman, who had long battled anorexia, was found dead in her hotel room at the Sumberkima Hill resort, weighing just 3.5 stone. Investigators say she died of severe malnutrition.

Karolina had travelled to Bali seeking a community of like-minded wellness enthusiasts, but her condition deteriorated rapidly. Hotel staff described her as “extremely emaciated” and revealed she had requested only fruit be served directly to her room.

During her short stay, she became so weak that staff had to assist her back to her room on one occasion. Despite their pleas for her to see a doctor, she consistently refused medical help.

Three days after her arrival, hotel workers were alerted by a concerned friend who had not heard from her. When they went to check on her, they discovered her lifeless body.

Friends and relatives said Karolina had suffered from anorexia since her teenage years. After moving to the UK for university, she developed an interest in yoga and veganism, which later evolved into a more extreme “fruitarian” lifestyle.

By the time she travelled to Bali, her health had severely declined. Reports indicate she was suffering from osteoporosis and an albumin deficiency at the time of her death.

Her parents and friends had repeatedly urged her to seek treatment, but she refused to abandon her diet. Sadly, the young woman’s obsession with restrictive eating proved fatal.

Five Things To Know About Indonesia’s Deadly Protests
August 30, 2025 | World News

Violent demonstrations have erupted across Indonesia, posing the biggest challenge yet to President Prabowo Subianto’s 10-month-old government. At least four people have been killed in separate incidents.

1. Deep-rooted anger: Protests began in Jakarta over lavish benefits for lawmakers, sparking outrage amid low wages and rising living costs.

2. Trigger incident: The death of 21-year-old motorcycle driver Affan Kurniawan, run over by a Brimob paramilitary van, went viral and inflamed nationwide anger.

3. Protests spread: Demonstrations have erupted in major cities including Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Bandung, and Makassar, where council buildings were set ablaze, leaving several dead.

4. Economic discontent: Budget cuts, job losses, wage deductions for gig workers, and lawmakers’ perceived lack of empathy have fueled resentment.

5. Prabowo’s biggest test: Experts say the unrest is the toughest challenge of his presidency, urging him to sack the police chief, review key policies, and calm public anger before protests escalate further.

21 Foreign Hackers Fined ₦1 Million Each, Ordered to Leave Nigeria

Justice Ekerete Akpan of the Federal High Court, Abuja, has convicted 21 foreign nationals for cybercrime, fining each ₦1 million. They are required to pay the fines and leave Nigeria within six working days. The convicts, from countries including China, Indonesia, Brazil, and the Philippines, were charged with unlawful access to computer networks, money laundering, and overstaying business permits. All gadgets used in the crimes were forfeited to the Federal Government.

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21 Foreign Hackers Fined ₦1 Million Each, Ordered to Leave Nigeria

Justice Ekerete Akpan of the Federal High Court, Abuja, has convicted and fined 21 foreign nationals ₦1 million each for cybercrime offenses. The defendants, who entered plea bargains with the Nigeria Police Force, were ordered to pay the fines before their release and to depart Nigeria within six working days.

The convicts, from countries including China, Indonesia, Brazil, and the Philippines, were charged with unlawful access to computer networks, money laundering, and overstaying business permits. All gadgets used in the crimes were forfeited to the Federal Government.

These 21 are part of a larger group of 109 foreign suspects facing similar charges, with the trial for the remaining defendants scheduled for October 22 and 23.

Two suspects allegedly involved in the murder of an Australian man at a villa on the popular Indonesian resort island of Bali have been arrested after a day-long manhunt, police said Tuesday.

Lagos Courts Jail 15 Foreigners for Cyber-terrorism, Internet Fraud

The Lagos Zonal Directorate 1 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has secured the conviction and sentence of

11 Filipinos, two Chinese, one Malaysian and one Indonesian to one year imprisonment each for cyber-terrorism and internet fraud before Justices Yellim Bogoro and A. O. Owoeye of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos.

The convicts were arraigned on Friday, May 30, 2025, on separate charges bordering on possession of fraudulent documents.

The convicts are: Winnie De Jesus, Kayceelynn Remorin, Irish Chna, Darwisa Esmael, Kimberly Nisperos, Savien Cire Renovilla, Zeng Zerong and Guo Bin,

Others are: Jessa Sanchi, Jhena Sarmiento, Rain Torida, Rex Jose Dilag (aka Madison), Tan Soon Kar, Fernando Fu Fang and Beverlyin Gumayo (aka Veb Sumayo.)

One of the counts reads: "That you, WINNIE DE JESUS & GENTING INTERNATIONAL Co. LTD, sometime in December 2024, in Lagos, within the jurisdiction of this Honorable Court, willfully caused to be accessed, computer systems organized to seriously destabilize and destroy the fundamental economic and social structure of Nigeria

when you procured/employed Nigerian youths for identity theft and to hold themselves out as persons of foreign nationality, with the intent to gain a financial advantage for yourselves and you thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 18 of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc) Act, 2015 (As amended 2024) and Section 2(3) (d) of the Terrorism (Prevention,

Prohibition) Act, 2022".

Another count reads: “ That you, KAYCEELYN REMORIN and GENTING INTERNATIONAL CO. LIMITED, on or about the 18th of December 2024 in Lagos within the jurisdiction of this Honorable Court willfully caused to be accessed, computer systems organised to seriously destabilise the economic and social structure of Nigeria (which prohibits and prevents cyber and related crimes) when you procured/employed Nigerian youths for identity theft and to hold themselves out as persons of foreign nationality, with the intent to gain financial advantage for yourselves and you thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 18 and 27 of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc) Act, 2015 (As Amended, 2024)".

They all pleaded “guilty” to the charges preferred against them.

In view of their pleas, the prosecution counsel, N.K.Ukoha, T.J.Banjo and N.C. Mutfwang, respectively, requested that the defendants be convicted as charged.

The Judges, consequently, convicted and sentenced the defendants to one year imprisonment each, with a fine of N1,000,000.00( One Million Naira).

The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, was ordered to ensure that the convicts are repatriated to their countries of origin within seven days upon completion of their sentences.

The Judges also ordered that the devices recovered from the convicts be forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria.