I Made Indra, bassist of Bali grunge band Navicula, has died as a result of a car accident on Saturday in Bali.

 

Teman-teman, Made Indra telah meninggalkan kita semua sore tadi pada pukul 18.25 WITA. Terima kasih atas dukungan dan doa buat Made selama ini. Setelah sekian lama berjuang di masa kritis, Made akhirnya memutuskan apa yg terbaik baginya. Selamat jalan, brother. Cinta kami selalu bersamamu. Amor ring Acintya❤️🙏

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The band posted an announcement on Instagram, saying, “Friends, Made Indra has left us on 6:25 p.m. WITA. Thank you for the support and prayers for Made. After struggling in critical condition, Made finally decided what is best for him. Farewell, brother. Our love is always with you. Amor ring Acinty.”

Before his death, Made was in intensive care at Sanglah General Hospital in Denpasar for two days.

Read also: Bali-based band Navicula bassist in hospital, girlfriend dies after car accident

Made’s girlfriend, Afi, who was with him in the car, died at the scene of the crash.

The accident happened when Made was driving after a Navicula performance in Ubud.

On Sunday, Navicula announced that they were raising funds for Made and Afi’s funeral. (wng)

 

Kawan-kawan yang baik. Saat ini Made Indra masih dirawat di ICU RS Sanglah, Denpasar. Jika kawan-kawan ingin mengirimkan bantuan untuk perawatan Made dan pemakaman Afi, bisa dikirim ke --- Donasi untuk Made Indra dan Afi BCA KCU Denpasar I Gede Roby Supriyanto @robinavicula Nomor: 0400064920 Narahubung: Intan 081236555790 Terima kasih untuk doa dan dukungannya. #indramade #navicula

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