Deletion of List of hospitals in Bali

Comment: POV requires us to obtain a ''neutral'' point of view, not a point of view which treats all national perspectives with lopsided equality. A neutral point of view, rather than seeking the lowest common denominator, rejects that false paradigm and uses other criteria to determine suitability. In this case, the relevant criteria are , , and OT. This article fails on those points. If it should so happen that, as I do not doubt, hospitals in the United States are more likely to have significant secondary source reporting about them and are hence more likely to be notable, this is not a failure of neutrality on our part. It is simply the state of the world
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N||WP:V||WP:NOT)

Comment: Why should a list of hospitals in an Indonesian province be deleted when we have List of hospitals in the United States|similar lists for every American state? And please don't throw  at me - that is a section of an ''essay'' that, in cases such as this, runs against the ''policy'' of |neutral point of view, which means that any concept such as notability is just as valid from an Indonesian point of view as it is from an American one
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:OTHERCRAPEXISTS||WP:NPOV)