Russian tourist deported from Bali for video recording at passport…

A tourist from Lipetsk was deported immediately after landing in Bali due to filming a video at passport control.

Consensus

The Russian woman was deported immediately after arriving at Denpasar airport in Bali.
She recorded a short video during passport control while waiting in line.
She was stopped by a local police officer shortly after starting the recording.
She was taken for a search and her passport was taken.
Authorities stated that video recording was observed on surveillance cameras.
The act is considered a serious violation of Indonesian law.
Video recording is prohibited near customs counters, security officers, border guards, and computer screens.
Penalties include deportation, a $300 fine, or up to one year in prison.
The woman is now on a flight back to Russia.

The woman sent a 'kружок' (a small circle) to her friend, which is a colloquial term for a short video or message. — vm
The article mentions a previous case involving blogger Ksenia Guseva, who was deported from Kazakhstan for live streams. — vm
The woman was in the air terminal of Denpasar city for about one and a half hours before being stopped. — riamo
The woman did not respond to questions from Mash. — tg_mash