The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: Kapolsek Ubud Kompol I Made Uder provided information about the chronology of the incident. According to him, the cause of the lift at Ayuterra Resort was suspected to be the steel cable of the bridge lift breaking, resulting in the lift tube sliding at high speed and hitting the bottom part. "The steel cable was not strong enough to pull the heavy load upwards, and the safety stopper or brake did not function, causing the lift to fall and slide at high speed downwards, leading to the unavoidable accident. As a result, the five passengers in the lift died," he said.

Then at around 14.30 WITA, the Ubud Police managed to evacuate two victims who had died at the scene. The two victims were placed in an ambulance and taken to Arisanti Ubud Hospital in Gianyar. From the crime scene investigation, the elevator shaft, which was approximately 60 meters long, was found to be in a tilted position with an inclination angle of about 35 degrees. The focus of the investigation is to determine the exact cause of the damage and ensure that the appropriate safety standards have been implemented by the resort management. "The elevator tube was crushed and broken, the wooden safety fence was destroyed, and the safety wall floor was damaged/crushed," said the former Head of Operations of Denpasar Police.