Beautiful Caucasians From Russia In Bali Apparently Have Made A Thing With A Bra Mask

Female foreigners paint masks on their faces (Via Instagram denpasar.viral)

DENPASAR - Russian foreigner Leia Se (25) and Taiwanese foreigner Lin Chi Chen alias Jhosua apparently not only made a scene by painting masks on their faces to trick self-service security guards in Bali.

From the inspection conducted by Satpol PP Bali, the two of them have made three contents related to masks.

"Based on the acknowledgment of the two, based on the investigation report and we checked that they admit to creating content," said Head of Satpol PP Bali Dewa Darmadi, when contacted, Monday, April 26.

Darmadi said that the first content was made in January 2021 by wearing a bra that was worn as if it were a mask. Then in early April 2021 they used socks as masks. Two weeks later, Russian foreign women painted their faces resembling masks.

"In January, the use of a bra or bra as a mask, the second in early April, was the use of socks as a mask and the third was to paint the face to resemble a mask," Darmadai explained.

The three contents related to this mask were made in the same location, namely at the supermarket in Tibubeneng, North Kuta District, Badung Regency, Bali. This Russian foreigner content is to trick the self-service security guard.

"The three contents are the same location in supermarkets in Tibubeneng. In April there are those in early April, some are on the second Sunday of April," he said.

The two foreigners said they were close friends and often went to Bali for holidays. Both of them create video content to be uploaded on Facebook.

However, because of the negative response from netizens, the foreigners then deleted all the videos.

"The aim is only to entertain he said and there is no intention of harassing him. But the results of the content they create have caused unrest in Bali because it is a barometer of tourism," Darmadi said.

These two foreigners live in a villa. Satpol PP has made a letter of recommendation to Bali Immigration for deportation.

"Men have creative content. Men claim to be creators," Darmadi said.