A 62 years old Australian citizen, Andrew Robert Flides Peters died in a bedroom of a Bungalow on Thursday (January 8th) at about 23.45 local time. The tourist stayed at Gayatri Bungalow, Ubud, with his wife Lea Michele Gildes Peters. Police is currently performing investigation on the death which temporarily concluded was caused by breathing problem.

Witnesses informed on Friday (January 9th) that during the day prior to his death, Andrew was showing normal condition and had his activities as ussual. Before he went to bed with his wife, he spent his time with a book until about 21.00.

His wife told the police that at about 23.45, Andrew has a breathing problem. She immediately contacted a doctor at a medical clinic nearby. As the doctor arrived, Andrew has passed a way. His death has been immediately reported to the police office immediately.

Corronary examination conducted by the police and local physician concluded that there were no evidence of physical violation found. So far it was concluded that his death was caused by breathing problem which he has been suffering so far. Spokesman of local police office, Police Commissioner Gede Sujana confirmed that there has been an incident where a foreign tourist found dead in a bungalow in Ubud, which was caused by sudden occurence of breathing problem he has been suffering.

The corpse was temporarily stored at local hospital.