Perth tourist drowns in Bali storm drain A 40-year-old Perth woman has drowned in Bali after slipping into a flooded stormwater drain. Picture: Brad Fleet Source: PerthNow A 40-YEAR-OLD Perth woman has drowned after slipping into a flooded stormwater drain while on holiday in Bali. Nine News reports the woman was in a taxi with her partner in North Kuta when they got stuck in a traffic jam. The pair got out of the cab and started to walk, but the woman is believed to have fallen into the drain. Her partner tried to save her, but had to be rescued by local residents. The woman's body was found more than 100m away. She is the fourth Australian to die in Bali in the past six months. Linda Margaret Chilver, 54, died after being found by the side of the road at Ungasan, in the southern area of Jimbaran Bay, after an apparent hit-and-run last month. Perth teenager Liam Davies died after suffering methanol poisoning from drinking contaminated vodka on the island of Lombok on New Year's Eve. And Queensland woman Denni North was found dead at the side of a pool at a villa in Canggul in December.