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“We are both very seasoned and careful travellers and have never had anything like this happen before, our bags never left our backs (backpacking style bags) and the main compartment of the bags were locked.
“The device was found in a front pocket of Jane’s backpack that isn’t able to be locked.”
“So even though we had eight nights’ accommodation left in Amed, we took a taxi back to Kuta that day to be in a more populated area and [as] far away from the tracker as we possibly could [be].
“It really frightened us, and we just wanted to get home as soon as possible.”
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