AN Australian man holidaying in Bali has collapsed and died on the weekend.
Rohan Max Fitzgerald, 28, from Kyancutta on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, was holidaying in Bali with a friend when he was found dead on Sunday.
Authorities say an autopsy is needed to find out the exact cause of death.
The death comes one month after Brisbane mother and daughter Noelene and Yvana Bischoff collapsed and died in mysterious circumstances in Bali. Their cause of death is still unknown.
Mr Fitzgerald had checked into the Bounty Hotel in central Kuta on January 29 and was planning to stay until February 10.
But on Sunday afternoon he was found collapsed in the toilet area of the hotel's restaurant about 4pm.
Mr Fitzgerald was rushed to the Bali International Medical Centre in Kuta where he was treated for about 30 to 40 minutes before passing away.
There was early speculation he suffered heart failure with the Bounty Hotel's general manager Sven Remo saying Mr Fitzgerald's friend said he had suffered from a heart condition.
"His friend told me that (he) had a heart problem. So the death could be caused by a heart attack," Mr Remo said.
CCTV records showed that the man had lunch at the hotel's restaurant about 12 noon and he was found collapsed about 4pm.
Police said there was no indication of violence.
South Australian man Rohan Max Fitzgerald dies in Bali | News.com.au
Rohan Max Fitzgerald, 28, from Kyancutta on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, was holidaying in Bali with a friend when he was found dead on Sunday.
Authorities say an autopsy is needed to find out the exact cause of death.
The death comes one month after Brisbane mother and daughter Noelene and Yvana Bischoff collapsed and died in mysterious circumstances in Bali. Their cause of death is still unknown.
Mr Fitzgerald had checked into the Bounty Hotel in central Kuta on January 29 and was planning to stay until February 10.
But on Sunday afternoon he was found collapsed in the toilet area of the hotel's restaurant about 4pm.
Mr Fitzgerald was rushed to the Bali International Medical Centre in Kuta where he was treated for about 30 to 40 minutes before passing away.
There was early speculation he suffered heart failure with the Bounty Hotel's general manager Sven Remo saying Mr Fitzgerald's friend said he had suffered from a heart condition.
"His friend told me that (he) had a heart problem. So the death could be caused by a heart attack," Mr Remo said.
CCTV records showed that the man had lunch at the hotel's restaurant about 12 noon and he was found collapsed about 4pm.
Police said there was no indication of violence.
South Australian man Rohan Max Fitzgerald dies in Bali | News.com.au